Book 4 · Unit 27

20 so'z

  • beneficialadj

    foydali

    If something is beneficial, it is good for you.

    “Drinking milk everyday is beneficial to your bones.”

  • birthplacen

    tug'ilgan joy

    A birthplace is a place where a person is born or where something started.

    “China is the birthplace of chopsticks.”

  • capacityn

    hajm, sig'im

    The capacity of something is the amount of things that can be put in it.

    “The parking lot has reached its full capacity.”

  • comparativeadj

    solishtirma, qiyosiy

    If something is comparative, it is being judged based on something else.

    “The money that John has is comparative to most other adults.”

  • comprehensiveadj

    keng qamrovli

    If something is comprehensive, it has all the details about something else.

    “The teacher gave us a comprehensive review for the exam.”

  • conservev

    saqlamoq, asramoq

    To conserve something is to protect it from being ruined or used completely.

    “The group worked to conserve the beauty of Europe's national parks.”

  • crucialadj

    hal qiluvchi, muhim

    If something is crucial, it is extremely important to another thing.

    “Clean air is crucial to the survival of humans, plants, and animals.”

  • cumulativeadj

    to'plangan, ortib boruvchi

    Cumulative describes an increase by adding one after another.

    “The cumulative snowfall in the area is 50 centimeters per year.”

  • depositv

    bankka pul qo'ymoq

    To deposit something is to put it into a place or another thing.

    “I deposited the money into my bank account.”

  • distributev

    tarqatmoq, ulashmoq

    To distribute something is to give it to a number of people.

    “The teacher distributed crayons and markers to his students.”

  • equatorn

    ekvator

    The equator is an imaginary line that splits the Earth into north and south.

    “The equator crosses the northern part of South America.”

  • exoticadj

    ekzotik, g'alati

    Exotic describes something unusual because it is from far away.

    “Rebecca tried many exotic foods on her trip to Africa.”

  • federaladj

    federal

    If something is federal, it comes from the government of a country.

    “Sometimes federal laws are different from state laws.”

  • formationn

    tuzilish, shakllanish

    A formation is the way that something is made.

    “The formation of ice happens when water freezes.”

  • frequencyn

    sodir bo'lish darajasi

    The frequency of something is the number of times that it happens.

    “The frequency of rainstorms is very high, especially during the spring.”

  • objectiven

    maqsad, niyat

    An objective is a goal or plan that someone has.

    “My objective this week is to finish my homework by 7:30 every night.”

  • oxygenn

    kislorod

    Oxygen is a gas that all living things need to breathe.

    “My aunt believes that the oxygen in the country is cleaner than in the city.”

  • rainforestn

    yomg'irli o'rmon

    A rainforest is a forest that is in a place where it rains very often.

    “The rainforest is home to many animals.”

  • strategyn

    strategiya

    A strategy is a plan for how to do something.

    “The team came up with a strategy to win the game.”

  • woodedadj

    daraxtzor

    If an area is wooded, it is covered with trees.

    “Jim and Ben decided to go hiking in the wooded area by the river.”