Book 4 · Unit 10

20 so'z

  • animateadj

    jonli

    When something is animate, it has life.

    “Rocks and machines are not animate things.”

  • classifyv

    tasniflamoq

    To classify things is to put them into groups based on their type.

    “The biologist classified the plant as a completely new species.”

  • concedev

    tan olmoq

    To concede is to admit that something is true against your wish.

    “The student conceded that he had cheated on the test.”

  • conceptn

    tushuncha

    A concept is an idea about something.

    “I learned some concepts of molecules before working in the science lab.”

  • constructv

    qurmoq, barpo etmoq

    To construct something means to make or build it.

    “The men used wood and metal to construct a house.”

  • decaden

    o'n yillik

    A decade is a period of ten years.

    “She celebrated her three decades of work with the company.”

  • diagramn

    diagramma

    A diagram is a simple drawing that explains what something is or how it works.

    “By following the diagram, I was able to put the desk together.”

  • ferryn

    parom

    A ferry is a boat that carries passengers over short distances.

    “The ferry took the people across the lake.”

  • handyadj

    foydali

    If something is handy, it is useful.

    “An eraser is handy if you make a lot of mistakes.”

  • isolatev

    ayirmoq, izolyatsiya qilmoq

    To isolate is to separate one person or thing from a group.

    “The teacher isolated the bad child from the class before talking with her.”

  • longingn

    kuchli xohish

    A longing is a strong feeling of wanting.

    “Since he skipped breakfast, he had a longing for food all morning.”

  • numerousadj

    ko'plab, juda ko'p

    If something is numerous, there are many of those things.

    “It was hard to drive fast since there were numerous holes in the road.”

  • particlen

    zarra

    A particle is a very small piece of something.

    “The bottles of wine were covered in a layer of dust particles.”

  • plean

    iltijo, o'tinch

    A plea is a request that is urgent or emotional.

    “The poor, hungry man made a plea for food.”

  • refrainv

    o'zini tiymoq

    To refrain from something is to avoid doing it.

    “The doctor asked Mary to refrain from eating fast food as part of her diet.”

  • reviewn

    tekshiruv, ko'rib chiqish

    A review of something is a formal inspection of it by people in authority.

    “The government ordered a careful review of the economic situation.”

  • sophisticatedadj

    ilg'or fikrli, ko'pni ko'rgan

    If someone is sophisticated, they know many things about the world.

    “Jake is one of the most sophisticated persons I've ever met.”

  • surrenderv

    topshirmoq, taslim bo'lmoq

    To surrender something is to give it up.

    “The thief surrendered the money to the police when he was caught.”

  • uprightadj

    tik, tikka

    If something is upright, it is standing up straight.

    “Meerkats can't walk like humans, but they can stand upright.”

  • worthwhileadj

    foydali, arzirli

    If something is worthwhile, it is important or useful.

    “On his visit to Canada, he realized studying English was worthwhile.”