Book 3 · Unit 14
20 so'z
- apprenticen
shogird
An apprentice is a person who learns how to do a job from a skilled person.
“Mark is an apprentice chef at the restaurant.”
- assurev
kafolat bermoq, ishontirmoq
To assure someone is to tell them something is true to make them less worried.
“He assured the boss that the building would be done on time.”
- bandagen
bint
A bandage is a piece of cloth used to stop bleeding.
“If you cut yourself, please get a bandage from the first-aid kit.”
- bleedv
qon yo'qotmoq, qonamoq
To bleed is to lose blood.
“If you are not careful, you will cut your finger and bleed.”
- bondv
do'stlashmoq
To bond with someone is to become friends with them.
“The women bonded after several hours of conversation.”
- chefn
bosh oshpaz
A chef is a person who cooks in a restaurant.
“Tom is a chef at the restaurant near my house.”
- crownn
toj
A crown is the hat worn by a king or queen.
“The crown is made of gold.”
- departuren
jo'nab ketish
A departure is the act of leaving a place.
“They were excited about their departure back home.”
- diligentadj
tirishqoq, quntli
If someone is diligent, they work hard and are careful.
“Craig has always been a very diligent person at work.”
- emperorn
imperator
An emperor is the leader of a group of countries.
“The emperor Julius Caesar was in control of ancient Rome.”
- fibern
tola
Fiber is a thread of a substance used to make clothes or rope.
“The mat was made from tiny fibers.”
- horribleadj
dahshatli, mudhish
If something is horrible, it is very bad.
“The assignment was horrible. I hated it.”
- impoliteadj
odobsiz, beodob
If someone is impolite, they are rude.
“Roger is impolite to everyone he meets.”
- kneelv
cho'kkalamoq
To kneel is to put one or both knees on the ground.
“Daryl got down on one knee and asked Nina to marry him.”
- luxuryn
dabdabali hashamat
A luxury is an expensive thing that you do not need.
“We stayed at a luxury resort for our honeymoon.”
- massiveadj
juda katta
If something is massive, it is very big.
“The wheels on his truck were massive.”
- panicv
sarosimaga tushmoq
To panic is to feel so nervous or afraid that you cannot think clearly.
“Everyone panicked when the house caught on fire.”
- priorityn
muhim vazifa
A priority is something that is more important than other things.
“My priority is to get good grades in school.”
- roben
mantiya
A robe is a long, loose piece of clothing.
“Many people wear robes in the morning.”
- scoldv
so'kmoq, koyimoq
To scold means to criticize one angrily because they have done wrong.
“Jesse was scolded by the teacher for not paying attention.”