Book 6 · Unit 28

20 so'z

  • adjoiningadj

    qo'shni, yondosh

    If something is adjoining, it is next to or joined with a building, or room.

    “I couldn't sleep because the people in the adjoining room were loud.”

  • allegev

    asossiz tasdiqlamoq, da'vo qilmoq

    To allege something is to say that it is true without offering proof.

    “The little girl had alleged that her older brother hid her favorite doll.”

  • archn

    arka

    An arch is a curved opening formed under a structure such as a bridge or doorway.

    “The arch of the bridge was not high enough for the tall boat to pass underneath.”

  • assemblev

    to'planmoq, yig'ilmoq

    To assemble means to get together in one place.

    “The parents assembled to discuss ways to improve their children's education.”

  • casualtyn

    jabrdiyda

    A casualty is a person killed or injured in a war or an accident.

    “The only casualty in the car accident was a woman who broke her arm.”

  • erectv

    qurmoq

    To erect something means to build it.

    “The king erected two towers on the north and south sides of his castle.”

  • fouladj

    badbo'y, qo'lansa

    If something is foul, then it is not pleasant or enjoyable.

    “He wouldn't let his dog drink from the water because it had a foul smell.”

  • hectaren

    gektar

    A hectare is a unit of measure equal to 10,000 square meters.

    “His family farm covered many hectares.”

  • heightenv

    kuchaytirmoq

    To heighten an emotion means to increase the intensity of it.

    “The pleasant music heightened their enjoyment of the wonderful dinner.”

  • hospitalityn

    mehmondo'stlik

    Hospitality is friendly behavior and entertainment given to guests or strangers.

    “The travelers were amazed at the hospitality given them by the hotel's staff.”

  • mansionn

    koshona, qasr

    A mansion is a large and expensive home.

    “The mansion had thirty bedrooms, two kitchens, and a pool.”

  • outnumberv

    miqdoran ko'p bo'lmoq

    To outnumber a group means to have a greater number than it.

    “The girls outnumbered the boys at the school by four to one.”

  • overjoyedadj

    juda baxtli, masrur

    If someone is overjoyed, then they are extremely happy.

    “He was overjoyed by the news of his promotion.”

  • pasturen

    yaylov, o'tloq

    A pasture is an area of land covered with grass for animals to use as food.

    “The sheep were taken to a pasture where there was more grass.”

  • petitionn

    petitsiya, ariza

    A petition is a written request asking an authority to do something.

    “The citizens all signed a petition asking the mayor to repair the sidewalks.”

  • renovatev

    ta'mirlamoq, o'zgartirmoq

    To renovate a building means to repair it or build new structures on it.

    “The old fire station was renovated into an apartment building.”

  • revisev

    tekshirib tuzatmoq

    To revise something means to change or update it to make it better.

    “When the editor discovered certain facts were wrong, he revised the book.”

  • slabn

    plitka, plita

    A slab is a large, thick, flat piece of stone, concrete, metal, or wood.

    “I looked at various slabs of stone to decorate my house.”

  • terracen

    ayvon, peshayvon

    A terrace is an open area that is connected to a house or an apartment.

    “In the afternoons, she liked to sit on the terrace and check her email.”

  • turfn

    chimzor

    Turf is a section of grass and the dirt in which it grows.

    “After the game, the turf looked ragged.”