Book 6 · Unit 20

20 so'z

  • adhesiven

    kley, yelim

    An adhesive is a substance used for sticking things together.

    “The carpenter used an adhesive to hold the two pieces of wood together.”

  • adverseadj

    zararli

    If something is adverse, then it is harmful.

    “Not eating healthy foods can have an adverse effect on your health.”

  • dependencyn

    tobelik, qaramlik

    A dependency is a strong need for someone or something.

    “The child still has a dependency on her mother.”

  • dumpv

    tashlab yubormoq

    To dump something means to throw it away or get rid of it.

    “She dumped the garbage into the trash can.”

  • eternaladj

    abadiy, mangu

    If something is eternal, then it lasts forever.

    “She said that her love for him was eternal.”

  • fluctuatev

    o'zgarib turmoq

    To fluctuate means to rise and fall in number or amount.

    “Prices for gasoline have been fluctuating all month.”

  • froadv

    u yon-bu yonga

    If something moves to and fro, it moves backward and forward or side to side.

    “Her long hair went to and fro as she swung on the swing.”

  • inclusionn

    qo'shish, qo'shib olish

    Inclusion is the act of including someone or something in a group.

    “Her inclusion into the photo club was well received.”

  • intermediateadj

    o'rtacha, o'rta

    If something is intermediate, then it is in the middle of two levels, places, or times.

    “He selected the intermediate ski hill to begin his afternoon of skiing.”

  • intermittentadj

    vaqti-vaqti bilan sodir bo'ladigan

    If something is intermittent, then it happens in a way that is not constant.

    “It was hard to focus because intermittent noises came from the workers outside.”

  • mentorn

    maslahatchi, ekspert

    A mentor is a person with experience or knowledge who advises someone.

    “The students each chose a mentor to help them with the experiment.”

  • phoenixn

    feniks qushi

    A phoenix is an imaginary bird that burned to ashes and was reborn.

    “Some believe the phoenix is a symbol for rebirth and a new beginning.”

  • photosynthesisn

    fotosintez

    Photosynthesis is the process in which plants change sunlight and air.

    “The chemical in plants that makes them green is used in photosynthesis.”

  • pollenn

    gul changi

    Pollen is the tiny yellow powder made in the flowers of plants.

    “During the spring, the pollen in the air makes some people become sick.”

  • regainv

    qayta qo'lga kiritmoq

    To regain something means to get it back.

    “The battery regained its power after being recharged.”

  • reversev

    o'girmoq, teskari aylantirmoq

    To reverse means to change to the opposite direction.

    “They reversed their direction after seeing the sign.”

  • swarmn

    hasharotlar galasi

    A swarm is a group of flying insects.

    “A beautiful swarm of butterflies filled the summer sky.”

  • texturen

    sirt, tekstura

    Texture is the quality of something that can be known by its touch.

    “The texture of her skin was very soft and smooth.”

  • ticklev

    qitiqlamoq

    To tickle someone is to touch them in a way that causes laughter.

    “The mother tickled the little boy's foot, and he screamed with laughter.”

  • vibrantadj

    yorqin

    If something is vibrant, then it is bright and full of color.

    “Their new shirts were a vibrant shade of red.”