Book 4 · Unit 28

20 so'z

  • availn

    samara

    Avail is help. It is often used in the achievement of a goal.

    “His studying was to no avail because he failed the test.”

  • expandv

    kengaymoq, kattalashmoq

    To expand is to become bigger in size.

    “A balloon will expand as you blow air into it.”

  • definev

    ta'riflamoq

    To define means to clearly state, show, or explain what something is.

    “People define success in many different ways.”

  • dreadv

    vahima bosmoq, qo'rqmoq

    To dread is to be afraid of something that could, or is going to, happen.

    “I dread the idea that I will not get into college.”

  • fundamentaladj

    fundamental, asosiy

    If something is fundamental, it is a basic part of something.

    “The fundamental rules of basketball are easy.”

  • horrifyingadj

    dahshatli, qo'rqinchli

    If something is horrifying, it is frightening and very unpleasant.

    “There was a horrifying car accident today.”

  • incredulousadj

    ishonmaydigan, gumoni bor

    If someone is incredulous about something, they do not believe that it is true.

    “She was incredulous that monkeys could ever drive a car.”

  • lingerv

    uzoq qolib ketmoq

    To linger is to last for a long time.

    “The smell of fresh cookies lingered in the bakery.”

  • organismn

    tirik organizm

    An organism is a living thing, especially a very small one.

    “We studied the organism on the microscope.”

  • paraphrasev

    qaytadan aytib bermoq

    To paraphrase is to make someone else's writing or speech shorter.

    “The students were asked to paraphrase the story they just heard.”

  • plaguen

    o'lat

    A plague is a serious disease that quickly spreads to many people.

    “A plague in Europe killed millions of people.”

  • presentlyadv

    hozirda, hozirgi kunlarda

    If something happens presently, it is happening right now.

    “Presently, our profits are good, but by next year we can do even better.”

  • randomadj

    tasodifiy

    If something is random, it happens without any pattern or reason.

    “Young children often ask random questions.”

  • riotn

    isyon

    A riot is a crowd that reacts to bad news by violently breaking laws.

    “A riot broke out after the candidate lost the election.”

  • scribblev

    shoshib-pishib yozmoq

    To scribble is to write something quickly without caring about how it looks.

    “I scribbled a rough diagram of our plan and gave it to him.”

  • shrinen

    ziyoratgoh

    A shrine is a religious building built to honor a person, event, or god.

    “He prayed at the shrine for an hour.”

  • solituden

    yolg'izlik

    Solitude is the state of being totally alone.

    “John lives a life of solitude because he doesn't get along well with people.”

  • starkadj

    keskin, sezilarli

    If a contrast is stark, then the things being compared are utterly different.

    “There is a stark contrast between their test scores.”

  • summonv

    chaqirmoq

    To summon a person is to ask them to come to you.

    “We summoned the doctor as soon as we noticed she was sick.”

  • worsenv

    yomonlashmoq

    To worsen is to get worse.

    “The weather suddenly worsened, and we had to stay inside.”