Book 5 · Unit 28
20 so'z
- aquariumn
akvarium
An aquarium is a building where fish and underwater animals are kept.
“We took a trip to the aquarium and saw a scary shark.”
- arbitraryadj
asossiz, o'zboshimcha
If something is arbitrary, it is not based on any plan or system, so it seems random.
“The classroom had many arbitrary rules that made me confused.”
- autobiographyn
avtobiografiya, tarjimai hol
An autobiography is a true story of a person's life written by that person.
“I read an autobiography about my favorite entertainer.”
- conventionn
udum, odat
A convention is behavior that is considered to be common or polite.
“In the US, a popular convention is to shake hands when you meet someone.”
- graciousadj
marhamatli
If someone is gracious, then they are kind and helpful to those who need it.
“The operator was gracious enough to help me find his number.”
- improvev
yaxshilamoq
To improve something means to make it better.
“He studied hard to improve his test scores from the previous year.”
- insulatev
izolyatsiyalamoq
To insulate something means to protect it from heat, cold, or noise.
“People can conserve energy by insulating their houses.”
- intriguev
qiziqish uyg'otmoq
To intrigue means to cause an interest in something or someone.
“Her mysterious past intrigued her new friend.”
- longevityn
uzoq umr ko'rish
Longevity is the ability to live for a long time.
“Sea turtles have an amazing longevity.”
- misplacev
yo'qotmoq
To misplace something means to lose it.
“I misplaced my wallet, and I didn't find it until a week later.”
- naughtyadj
qaysar, injiq
When children are naughty, they behave badly or do not do what they are told.
“The boy had to go to his room because he was being naughty.”
- normn
me'yor
A norm is a way of behaving that is considered normal in a particular society.
“Wearing a heavy coat all summer is not considered a norm in the desert.”
- orangutann
orangutan
An orangutan is a large ape with red and brown hair and long arms.
“Orangutans use their long arms to swing from trees.”
- overloadv
ortiqcha yuk yuklamoq
To overload something means to put more things into it than it is meant to hold.
“If you overload the truck, it might crash.”
- philanthropyn
filantropiya, xayriya
Philanthropy is the act of helping others, without wanting anything in return.
“The wealthy business owner is well known for his acts of philanthropy.”
- probev
zond bilan tekshirmoq, sinchiklab tekshirmoq
To probe into something means to ask questions to discover facts about it.
“The bank probed into his financial history to see if he qualified for a loan.”
- recipientn
qabul qiluvchi
A recipient of something is the person who receives it.
“I was the recipient of four phone calls today.”
- reptilen
sudralib yuruvchilar, reptiliya
A reptile is a cold-blooded animal that lays eggs and has skin covered with scales.
“Lizards are my favorite type of reptile.”
- thrivev
yanada sog'lom/omadli/kuchli bo'lmoq
To thrive means to do well and be successful, healthy, or strong.
“He may be an old man, but he continues to thrive.”
- ultimateadj
bosh, pirovard
When something is ultimate, it is the final result or aim of a long series of events.
“By trying hard in school, I will reach my ultimate goal of becoming a doctor.”