Book 5 · Unit 24

20 so'z

  • bankruptadj

    bankrot

    If someone is bankrupt, then they are unable to pay their debts.

    “The store had few customers and soon went bankrupt.”

  • conformv

    rioya qilmoq

    To conform to rules or laws is to obey them.

    “The new student had to conform to the school's dress code.”

  • employv

    ish bilan ta'minlamoq, ish bermoq

    To employ someone means to give work to them.

    “The bookstore employed two full-time clerks.”

  • expelv

    haydamoq, chiqarib yubormoq

    To expel someone means to force them to leave a place.

    “Since he would not follow the rules, the principal had to expel the student.”

  • extensionn

    kengaytirish

    An extension is a part added to something to give it more time or space.

    “My parents decided to add an extension to our house for the new baby.”

  • forthcomingadj

    bo'lajak, kelgusi

    If something is forthcoming, then it is about to happen in the future.

    “Some economists predicted that the forthcoming world economy would be severe.”

  • furnishv

    mebellar bilan jihozlamoq

    To furnish means to put furniture in a house or room.

    “Most homes are furnished with tables, chairs, and beds.”

  • hygienen

    gigiena, ozodalik

    Hygiene is the conditions or methods needed for health and cleanliness.

    “People who brush their teeth at least twice a day are practicing good hygiene.”

  • hygienicadj

    gigienik, ozoda

    If something is hygienic, then it is clean and unlikely to cause disease.

    “My sister works very hard to keep her entire home as hygienic as possible.”

  • landlordn

    ijaraga beruvchi

    A landlord is a man who rents property to a person.

    “The landlord collected everyone's rent money on the first day of every month.”

  • leasev

    ijaraga olmoq

    To lease means to rent property, usually an apartment or land.

    “When the family first leased the apartment, the rent was very low.”

  • mandatoryadj

    qonunda belgilangan

    If something is mandatory, then it is required by law.

    “It's mandatory that everyone be at least sixteen to drive a car in the US.”

  • mendv

    tuzatmoq, yamamoq

    To mend something means to fix it when it is broken or damaged.

    “Mother mended the rip in my pants with a piece of cloth.”

  • mortgagen

    uy sotib olish uchun olingan qarz

    A mortgage is a loan for property, especially homes and businesses.

    “When they bought their new home, the married couple had to sign a mortgage.”

  • personneln

    kadrlar, xodimlar

    Personnel are employees in a business.

    “When business increased, we had to hire more personnel.”

  • plumbingn

    vodoprovod tizimi

    Plumbing is the system of pipes used in a home to supply water.

    “When the plumbing stopped working, no one was allowed to use the toilets.”

  • tenantn

    ijarachi

    A tenant is a person who rents property from a landlord.

    “The new tenants moved into the house across the street.”

  • trendyadj

    rasm bo'lgan, urfga kirgan

    If something is trendy, then it is very popular and new.

    “Carlo bought a trendy new car.”

  • utilityn

    kommunal xizmat, kommunal to'lov

    A utility is a business that supplies services such as water or electricity.

    “If you don't pay the utilities, you may have your electricity turned off.”

  • wherebyconj

    ...tufayli, ...uchun

    Whereby means by which or through which.

    “The mayor had a new bridge built whereby the citizens could cross the river.”