paying attention so that you do not make mistakes or cause harm
Be careful with the hot tea.
🔢countv.
/kaʊnt/
sanamoq, hisoblamoq
to say numbers in order, or to find out how many things there are
Count your money again.
🕰️clockn.
/klɑːk/
devor soati, soat (asbob)
a device with numbers and hands that shows the time
The clock is on the wall.
👂earn.
/ɪr/
quloq
the part of the head that you hear with
A rabbit has a long ear.
👨👪unclen.
/ˈʌŋkl/
amaki, tog'a
the brother of your father or mother, or the husband of your aunt
My uncle lives in Samarkand.
🪑📚deskn.
/desk/
parta, yozuv stoli
a table where students or office workers write and work
My desk is near the window.
🚴ridev.
/raɪd/
minmoq, minib yurmoq
to sit on a horse or bicycle and control it as it moves
I ride my bike.
🟠orangeadj.
/ˈɔːrɪndʒ/
to'q sariq; apelsin
the color between red and yellow, like a carrot
I like the orange bag.
🤲⬅️pullv.
/pʊl/
tortmoq, sudramoq
to move something towards you or behind you by holding it
Pull the chair to the table.
🥚eggn.
/eɡ/
tuxum
an oval food with a hard shell that comes from a hen
I eat an egg for breakfast.
➡️🏠insideadv.
/ˌɪnˈsaɪd/
ichkarida, ichkariga
in or into a building, room or container
The children are inside.
🧑🏭workern.
/ˈwɜːrkər/
ishchi, xodim, mehnatkash
a person who is employed to do a job
The worker is tired.
2️⃣✅bothpron.
/boʊθ/
ikkalasi, ikkisi ham
the one and the other, when you talk about two
Both my parents are teachers.
🌼flowern.
/ˈflaʊər/
gul
the colorful part of a plant that has petals
She likes a red flower.
🔆brightadj.
/braɪt/
yorqin, ravshan; aqlli
giving out a lot of light; strong in color
The room is bright.
Misol gaplar
Har bir so'z uchun 5 tadan oddiy gap: so'z turli vaziyatlarda qanday ishlatilishini ko'ring, 🔊 bilan eshiting. Tagida o'zbekcha tarjimasi.
carefuladj.ehtiyotkor, ehtiyotli
Be careful with the hot tea. Issiq choy bilan ehtiyot bo'ling.
Be careful! Ehtiyot bo'ling!
She is a careful driver. U ehtiyotkor haydovchi.
Are you careful? Ehtiyotkormisiz?
A careful student checks answers. Ehtiyotkor o'quvchi javoblarni tekshiradi.
countv.sanamoq, hisoblamoq
Count your money again. Pulingizni yana sanang.
Count to twenty. Yigirmagacha sanang.
I count the books. Men kitoblarni sanayman.
Can you count? Sanay olasizmi?
Let us count the steps. Keling, qadamlarni sanaylik.
clockn.devor soati, soat (asbob)
The clock is on the wall. Soat devorda.
The clock is slow. Soat sekin yuryapti.
Look at the clock. Soatga qarang.
I have a clock in my room. Mening xonamda soat bor.
The clock is wrong. Soat noto'g'ri.
earn.quloq
A rabbit has a long ear. Quyonning qulog'i uzun.
My ear hurts. Qulog'im og'riyapti.
The dog has a big ear. Itning qulog'i katta.
Her ear is cold. Uning qulog'i sovuq.
Touch your ear. Qulog'ingizga tegining.
unclen.amaki, tog'a
My uncle lives in Samarkand. Amakim Samarqandda yashaydi.
Is he your uncle? U sizning amakingizmi?
My uncle has a big family. Amakimning katta oilasi bor.
I visit my uncle on Sunday. Men yakshanba kuni amakimnikiga boraman.
His uncle works in a bank. Uning amakisi bankda ishlaydi.
deskn.parta, yozuv stoli
My desk is near the window. Partam deraza yonida.
The desk is clean. Parta toza.
My books are on the desk. Kitoblarim parta ustida.
Sit at your desk. Partangizda o'tiring.
Is this desk free? Bu parta bo'shmi?
ridev.minmoq, minib yurmoq
I ride my bike. Men velosipedimni minaman.
Can you ride a horse? Ot mina olasizmi?
I ride the bus to school. Men maktabga avtobusda boraman.
They ride bikes in the park. Ular bog'da velosiped minadi.
Let us ride together. Keling, birga mingaylik.
orangeadj.to'q sariq; apelsin
I like the orange bag. Menga to'q sariq sumka yoqadi.
My shirt is orange. Ko'ylagim to'q sariq.
Orange is a bright color. To'q sariq — yorqin rang.
The wall is orange. Devor to'q sariq.
Do you have an orange pen? Sizda to'q sariq ruchka bormi?
pullv.tortmoq, sudramoq
Pull the chair to the table. Stulni stolga torting.
Pull the door. Eshikni torting.
Do not pull my hair. Sochimni tortmang.
I pull the box. Men qutini tortaman.
Pull, do not push. Torting, itarmang.
eggn.tuxum
I eat an egg for breakfast. Men nonushtada tuxum yeyman.
The egg is white. Tuxum oq.
I want an egg. Men tuxum xohlayman.
Cook an egg, please. Iltimos, tuxum pishiring.
The egg is hot. Tuxum issiq.
insideadv.ichkarida, ichkariga
The children are inside. Bolalar ichkarida.
It is warm inside. Ichkarida iliq.
Come inside. Ichkariga kiring.
What is inside? Ichida nima bor?
The cat is inside the box. Mushuk qutining ichida.
workern.ishchi, xodim, mehnatkash
The worker is tired. Ishchi charchagan.
The worker is in the factory. Ishchi fabrikada.
My uncle is a worker. Amakim ishchi.
The worker builds a house. Ishchi uy quradi.
Is the worker here? Ishchi shu yerdami?
bothpron.ikkalasi, ikkisi ham
Both my parents are teachers. Ikkala ota-onam ham o'qituvchi.
Both of us like tea. Ikkalamiz ham choyni yoqtiramiz.
I like both. Ikkalasi ham menga yoqadi.
Both are right. Ikkalasi ham to'g'ri.
We both want to go. Ikkalamiz ham bormoqchimiz.
flowern.gul
She likes a red flower. U qizil gulni yoqtiradi.
The flower is beautiful. Gul go'zal.
I give a flower to my mother. Men onamga gul beraman.
This flower is yellow. Bu gul sariq.
Water the flower. Gulni sug'oring.
brightadj.yorqin, ravshan; aqlli
The room is bright. Xona yorug'.
The sun is bright. Quyosh yorqin.
Her dress is bright. Uning ko'ylagi yorqin.
It is a bright day. Bu yorqin kun.
Is the room bright enough? Xona yetarlicha yorug'mi?
Hikoya: My Uncle's Flower Shop
Unit so'zlari matnda ajratib ko'rsatilgan. Gapni bossangiz, hikoya shu gapdan o'qiladi.
Aziz's uncle has a flower shop in the city.On Saturday, Aziz comes to help.Inside, the colors are bright: red roses, orange tulips and white lilies.His uncle sits at an old desk and looks at the clock."We open at nine," he says.
A worker comes in with a big box of flowers."Be careful!" says the uncle.Aziz puts a rose behind his ear, and the worker laughs."You look funny," he says.They must count all the roses: one hundred red and fifty white.
At noon, a customer needs flowers for a wedding.Aziz must ride his bike to the hall and pull a small cart with both hands.When he comes back, his uncle gives him bread, an egg and hot tea."You are a good worker," he says.Aziz smiles.He loves the flower shop.
O'zbekcha tarjimasi
Azizning amakisining shaharda gul do'koni bor. Shanba kuni Aziz yordamga keladi. Ichkarida ranglar yorqin: qizil atirgullar, to'q sariq lolalar va oq nilufarlar. Amakisi eski stolda o'tirib, soatga qaraydi. «Soat to'qqizda ochamiz», deydi u.
Bir ishchi katta gul qutisi bilan kirib keladi. «Ehtiyot bo'l!» deydi amaki. Aziz qulog'i orqasiga bitta atirgul qo'yadi, ishchi esa kuladi. «Kulgili ko'rinyapsan», deydi u. Ular barcha atirgullarni sanashi kerak: yuztasi qizil va ellikta oq.
Tushda mijozga to'y uchun gul kerak. Aziz velosipedda zalga borib, kichkina aravachani ikki qo'li bilan tortishi kerak. Qaytganda amakisi unga non, tuxum va issiq choy beradi. «Sen yaxshi ishchisan», deydi u. Aziz jilmayadi. U gul do'konini yaxshi ko'radi.