Book 5 · Unit 3

20 so'z

  • analyticadj

    tahliliy

    If something is analytic, it is related to logic and reasoning.

    “The analytic article criticized the new plan and presented one of its own.”

  • assertv

    tasdiqlamoq

    To assert a fact or belief means to state it with confidence.

    “He asserted that his mother's cooking was better than his best friend's.”

  • bachelorn

    bo'ydoq

    A bachelor is an unmarried man.

    “Since he was a bachelor, Jason did his shopping by himself.”

  • calculusn

    hisob-kitob

    Calculus is an advanced type of mathematics.

    “By using calculus, scientists determined small changes in the stars' brightness.”

  • celestialadj

    osmoniy, osmonga oid

    If something is celestial, it is related to the sky or to outer space.

    “Comets are celestial objects that are rarely seen.”

  • cognitiveadj

    bilish, o'rganish

    If something is cognitive, it is related to learning and knowing things.

    “After her physical examination, her cognitive strengths were tested.”

  • collisionn

    to'qnashuv

    A collision is the act of two things hitting into each another.

    “The collision between the two cars created a loud noise.”

  • competentadj

    puxta bilimli

    If someone is competent, they are able to think or act successfully.

    “Competent employees are much better than unknowledgeable ones.”

  • diploman

    diplom

    A diploma is a certificate proving that someone has completed their studies.

    “After four years of college, Mary finally had a diploma.”

  • excelv

    -da zo'r bo'lmoq, -da yaxshi bo'lmoq

    To excel at a subject or activity means to be very good at it.

    “Jenny excels at playing the piano.”

  • geologyn

    geologiya

    Geology is the study of the Earth's natural structures and how they change.

    “Because he studied geology, he knew how the mountains were formed.”

  • harnessv

    -dan elektr toki olmoq

    To harness something means to control and use it, usually to make energy.

    “The sails harness the wind in order to move.”

  • intellectn

    intellekt, idrok

    An intellect is a person's ability to understand things easily.

    “She was known for her quick and strong intellect as well as her beauty.”

  • keenadj

    aqlli, o'tkir

    If someone is keen, they are intelligent.

    “Only the keenest of students could have solved that math problem.”

  • mythologyn

    mifologiya

    Mythology is a group of stories from a particular country or region.

    “Egyptian mythology was the basis for a religion.”

  • physiologyn

    fiziologiya

    Physiology is the study of the various parts of living things.

    “His work in physiology helped him understand how the human body works.”

  • radioactiveadj

    radioaktiv

    If something is radioactive, then it lets out, or is related to, radiation.

    “Radioactive materials can be very bad for anyone's health.”

  • relativityn

    nisbiylik

    Relativity is a set of ideas about time and space developed by Albert Einstein.

    “Relativity teaches that light travels at the same speed in the universe.”

  • sociologyn

    sotsiologiya, jamiyatshunoslik

    Sociology is the study of human society, its organizations, and problems.

    “Sociology teaches that people's problems are a result of their society.”

  • theoreticaladj

    nazariy

    If something is theoretical, it is based on theory rather than experience.

    “His conclusion was only theoretical and not meant to be publicized.”