Book 6 · Unit 22

20 so'z

  • cowardn

    qo'rqoq

    A coward is a person who lacks courage to do risky or dangerous things.

    “A firefighter cannot be a coward. They have to be able to act quickly.”

  • deletev

    o'chirmoq

    To delete something means to remove or erase written material.

    “Several lines had been deleted from her speech.”

  • firsthandadj

    bevosita, birinchi qo'ldan

    If something is firsthand, then it is from an original source.

    “If you want firsthand knowledge, ask someone who saw it.”

  • earnestadj

    samimiy, chin

    If someone is earnest, then they are honest.

    “The child was very earnest when she told her mother how she broke the dish.”

  • ethnicadj

    etnik, millatga oid

    If something is ethnic, then it is related to a group with a similar culture.

    “Many sections of the city are home to different ethnic communities.”

  • excludev

    chetlatmoq, chiqarib tashlamoq

    To exclude someone means to not accept them into a group.

    “Carol was excluded from the contest because her friend was a judge.”

  • fluentadj

    ravon (tilda so'zlashuvchi)

    If someone is fluent in a language, then they are able to speak it very well.

    “She was so fluent in German that you'd have thought she was from Germany.”

  • imperialadj

    imperiyaga oid

    If something is imperial, then it is of, or related to an empire.

    “These old imperial coins were once used in the Roman Empire.”

  • inclusiveadj

    barchani qamrab oluvchi

    If something is inclusive, then it is open to all groups and people in society.

    “A more inclusive event would have allowed children to attend.”

  • legislaturen

    qonun chiqaruvchi organ

    A legislature is the section of a government that makes laws.

    “The senator had served ten years in the national legislature.”

  • linguisticadj

    tilshunoslikka oid

    If something is linguistic, then it is concerned with language.

    “A linguistic way of studying culture focuses on words within that culture.”

  • monolingualadj

    bir tilli

    If someone is monolingual, then they speak only one language.

    “In today's global economy, being monolingual limits your opportunities.”

  • nationalityn

    millat, fuqarolik

    Nationality is an identity based on the nation from which you come.

    “His nationality is German, but he speaks French, Spanish, and Korean.”

  • patriotn

    vatanparvar

    A patriot is someone who loves, supports, and defends their country.

    “Every year young patriots join their countries' militaries.”

  • prosecutev

    sudga bermoq, ta'qib qilmoq

    To prosecute someone means to take legal action against them.

    “They were prosecuted for fishing in the river without a permit.”

  • racialadj

    irqiy, irqqa oid

    If something is racial, then it is related to a race or races.

    “The differences between racial groups are physical characteristics and culture.”

  • solemnadj

    jiddiy, vazmin

    If something is solemn, then it is serious and honest.

    “The professor preferred a solemn relationship between him and his students.”

  • solidarityn

    birdamlik, hamjihatlik

    Solidarity is a union formed from common responsibilities or interests.

    “All the citizens came together in a show of solidarity to create change.”

  • tactn

    nazokat, muomala mahorati

    Tact is the ability to avoid offending people when dealing with problems.

    “Since both sides would not agree, it required someone with tact to make peace.”

  • underminev

    izdan chiqarmoq, zaiflashtirmoq

    To undermine someone means to betray or weaken their efforts or authority.

    “The documents helped to undermine the workers' trust in their bosses' honesty.”