Book 6 · Unit 11

20 so'z

  • advocatev

    qo'llab-quvvatlamoq

    To advocate a plan or idea is to support or suggest it in public.

    “The group advocated increased spending on education and schools.”

  • authorizev

    huquq bermoq

    To authorize something means to give permission for it.

    “The mayor authorized the construction of a new statue in the park.”

  • civiliann

    harbiy bo'lmagan odam

    A civilian is someone who is not in the military.

    “It was Todd's job to keep civilians from entering the army facility.”

  • commodityn

    tovar, mol

    A commodity is something that can be bought or sold.

    “Fran's uncle made most of his money trading commodities.”

  • conquestn

    istilo, zabt etish

    A conquest is an event by which one country takes over another country.

    “After the conquest, the people of the small city had no freedom.”

  • disclosev

    oshkor qilmoq, fosh qilmoq

    To disclose something means to tell it to someone else.

    “John came home late, so he had to disclose his activities to his wife.”

  • dynamicsn

    dinamika

    The dynamics of a situation are the way that parts of it affect each other.

    “A good psychologist needs to know a lot about the dynamics of brain disorders.”

  • enrollv

    a'zolikka qabul qilmoq, a'zo bo'lmoq

    To enroll in something is to put one's name on a list as a member of a group.

    “The students had to enroll in the class one semester in advance.”

  • enviousadj

    hasadgo'y, baxil

    When someone is envious, they want something that another person has.

    “They were envious of their neighbor's front yard.”

  • euphorian

    eyforiya, ko'tarinki kayfiyat

    Euphoria is a feeling of extreme happiness.

    “The athlete felt euphoria after he won the important game.”

  • festiveadj

    bayramona

    When something is festive, it is happy and related to a party or celebration.

    “Dean's favorite part of Christmas is the festive clothing that people wear.”

  • jollyadj

    quvnoq

    When someone is jolly, they are cheerful and happy.

    “My grandmother's jolly attitude always made me smile.”

  • lentiln

    yasmiq

    Lentils are very small beans that people cook and eat.

    “Danni made her special soup with lentils when her husband was sick.”

  • marshalv

    tartib bilan yig'moq

    To marshal a group means to assemble them in order.

    “The students were marshaled outside and put into groups.”

  • moralen

    jamoaviy ruh

    Morale is the amount of hope that people have during a difficult situation.

    “To improve our family's morale, mom suggested going on a picnic.”

  • prophecyn

    bashorat

    A prophecy is a prediction about what will happen in the future.

    “Some people believe that prophecies are actually true.”

  • sagen

    donishmand

    A sage is someone who is very wise.

    “Hal always visited the local sage for help with love.”

  • senaten

    senat

    A senate is a part of the government in some countries.

    “Everybody liked Caroline and chose her to speak for them in the senate.”

  • sentimentn

    munosabat, fikr

    A sentiment is an opinion based on your feelings.

    “Tess told everyone at the table her sentiments about eating meat.”

  • unrestn

    notinchlik

    Unrest is a state of anger about something among the people in a place.

    “High taxes caused much of the unrest that led to the Revolutionary War.”