Book 6 · Unit 29

o'xshash, analog

If something is analogous to another thing, then it is like it in certain ways.

“The relationship with his teacher was analogous to that of a son and mother.”

durbin

Binoculars are a device used for seeing things that are far away.

“He could see the ship on the horizon only if he used his binoculars.”

katta gavda

The bulk of something is its great size.

“The large elephant moved its bulk with legs as strong as tree trunks.”

tashkil qilmoq, iborat bo'lmoq

If something comprises something else, it consists of or is made up of it.

“Our school's football team is mostly comprised of seniors.”

chizib ko'rsatmoq

To depict something means to show or portray it, often using art.

“The statue's face depicted the general's determination and courage.”

ikkita, qo'sh

If something is dual, then it is made up of two parts.

“The room had a dual function. It was a living room, but at night it was a bedroom.”

Farengeyt shkalasi

Fahrenheit temperature is a scale where water freezes at 32 degrees and boils at 212 degrees.

“When the temperature dropped to 32 degrees Fahrenheit, it started snowing.”

bajarmoq, ado etmoq

To fulfill something means to achieve or finish it.

“The professor did not fulfill his promise not to miss a single class.”

o'rmoncha

A grove is a small group of trees.

“All the trees in this grove are apple trees.”

ruda

Ore is the raw form of rock or material from which a valuable metal is taken.

“The factory melted the ore and used it to make iron products.”

noobod rayon

The outback is the wild inland region of Australia where very few people live.

“Many Australian farmers use the outback to raise cattle.”

oshib tushmoq

To outweigh something means to exceed it in value, amount, or importance.

“Finding a warm place to sleep outweighed the need to find something to eat.”

mantiqsizlik, paradoks

A paradox is a true statement or real event that seems illogical.

“The paradox of her work was that the less she worked, the more she got done.”

damba, pirs

A pier is a structure that extends into a body of water.

“If you want to catch bigger fish, then go to the far end of the pier.”

qisqa yo'l

A shortcut is a route that is shorter than the main route.

“We got to the house first because we took a shortcut through the forest.”

boj, to'lov

A tariff is a tax or fee paid on certain imports or exports.

“Our tariff on imported wool makes foreign wool more expensive.”

termometr

A thermometer is a device that measures temperature.

“The thermometer outside the window indicated that it was a hot day today.”

qiyshaytirmoq

To tilt something means to tip it into a sloping position.

“She tilted her glass and almost spilled some of the wine inside.”

yoki aksincha

If a statement is vice versa, then its two main ideas are switched with one another.

“Students learn from their teachers, and vice versa.”

joylashgan joy, turgan joy

The whereabouts of someone or something is the place where they are.

“The police looked for the lost dog, but its whereabouts were still unknown.”