Book 4 · Unit 12

20 so'z

  • alternativen

    muqobil

    An alternative is something that you can choose instead of your first choice.

    “Her first plan to make extra money seemed weak, so she chose an alternative.”

  • avenuen

    shoh ko'cha

    An avenue is a road, often a large one with buildings on each side.

    “Drive down this avenue and then turn left to go to the park.”

  • bellyn

    qorin

    The belly is the stomach of a person or animal.

    “His belly was full because he ate a lot of food.”

  • bidn

    urinish, sa'y-harakat

    A bid to do something is an attempt to do it.

    “He made a bid to become the university's next president.”

  • blowv

    esmoq

    To blow means to move air or move something through the air, as in the wind.

    “The wind is blowing very hard today. We should stay inside.”

  • conflictn

    nizo, mojaro, konflikt

    A conflict is a fight between different people or groups.

    “The two nations had a conflict over which one could use the water in the river.”

  • continentn

    materik

    A continent is one of the seven large areas of land on the Earth.

    “Asia is the largest continent.”

  • currentn

    oqim

    A current is a steady and constant flow of air or water in a river or ocean.

    “The ocean currents took the ship far off into the sea.”

  • disrespectn

    hurmatsizlik

    Disrespect is rudeness or a behavior that shows a lack of respect.

    “He showed disrespect by arguing with his boss during a meeting.”

  • enthusiasmn

    ishtiyoq

    Enthusiasm is a very strong good feeling about something.

    “The crowd showed their enthusiasm for the soccer team by cheering loudly.”

  • harshadj

    yoqimsiz, qattiq

    When something is harsh, it is very unpleasant.

    “The desert can be a very harsh environment.”

  • leanv

    suyanmoq, tiranmoq

    To lean is to bend the body in a particular direction.

    “The woman leaned against the counter because she was tired.”

  • meantimen

    shu orada

    The meantime is the time between two events.

    “Ted began setting the table. In the meantime, I began preparing the food.”

  • mischiefn

    sho'xlik, to'polon

    Mischief is behavior that is meant to trick or cause trouble for people.

    “Ben was up to mischief when he persuaded Ken to paint his face.”

  • musclen

    muskul

    Muscle is a mass of tissue attached to bone that helps you move.

    “She went to the gym in order to make her muscles stronger.”

  • rescuev

    qutqarmoq

    To rescue someone means to remove them from danger.

    “The firefighter rescued the man from the burning building.”

  • successionn

    ketma-ketlik

    A succession is a number of things that follow one after the other.

    “The student said the letters of the alphabet in succession.”

  • terrainn

    relyef

    The terrain is the land and all of its physical features or parts.

    “The terrain below was rocky and full of hills.”

  • timidadj

    qo'rqoq

    If someone is timid, they are afraid, shy, or nervous.

    “The timid child hides behind her mother whenever she sees a stranger.”

  • violencen

    zo'ravonlik

    Violence is forceful action that is meant to injure or kill people.

    “The boy hit his brother in an act of violence.”