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Unit 35 — Qazilma izlashBook 5 • B2.1 • 15 ta so'z

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Unit 35 so'zlari

EnglishTalaffuzO'zbekchaIzohMisol gap
hunger n. /ˈhʌŋɡər/ ochlik the feeling you have when you need food Hunger is still a serious problem in many places.
unexpected adj. /ˌʌnɪkˈspektɪd/ kutilmagan surprising because you did not think it would happen An unexpected guest arrived at our door.
necessity n. /nəˈsesəti/ zaruriyat something that you must have Water is a necessity of life.
supervise v. /ˈsuːpərvaɪz/ nazorat qilmoq to watch and direct a person or an activity Teachers must supervise the children during the trip.
phenomenon n. /fɪˈnɑːmɪnɑːn/ hodisa an event or fact in nature or society that is unusual or interesting The northern lights are an amazing natural phenomenon.
embarrass v. /ɪmˈbærəs/ xijolat qilmoq to make someone feel shy, uncomfortable, or ashamed Please don't embarrass me in front of my friends.
fossil n. /ˈfɑːsl/ qazilma the remains of an ancient animal or plant found in rock They found a fossil of a fish in the mountains.
cliff n. /klɪf/ jarlik a high, steep wall of rock, often by the sea The house stands on a cliff above the sea.
mere adj. /mɪr/ oddiygina used to show that something is small or not important A mere child could solve this puzzle.
intimate adj. /ˈɪntɪmət/ yaqin, samimiy very close and personal They are intimate friends who tell each other everything.
whistle v. /ˈwɪsl/ hushtak chalmoq to make a high sound by blowing air through your lips He began to whistle a happy tune.
acknowledge v. /əkˈnɑːlɪdʒ/ tan olmoq to accept that something is true or exists He had to acknowledge that he was wrong.
pursuit n. /pərˈsuːt/ ta'qib; intilish the act of chasing or trying to get something She left home in pursuit of her dream.
jungle n. /ˈdʒʌŋɡl/ chakalakzor o'rmon a thick tropical forest Many strange animals live in the jungle.
eagerly adv. /ˈiːɡərli/ intiqlik bilan in a way that shows you are very keen The children eagerly waited for the holiday.

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hunger n. ochlik

  • Hunger is still a serious problem in many places. Ochlik hali ham ko'p joylarda jiddiy muammo.
  • The children ate with great hunger. Bolalar katta ishtaha bilan yedi.
  • Hunger made it hard to concentrate in class. Ochlik darsda diqqatni jamlashni qiyinlashtirdi.
  • The charity works to end hunger. Xayriya tashkiloti ochlikni tugatish uchun ishlaydi.
  • She felt hunger after the long walk. U uzoq yurishdan keyin ochlikni his qildi.

unexpected adj. kutilmagan

  • An unexpected guest arrived at our door. Eshigimizga kutilmagan mehmon keldi.
  • The result was unexpected. Natija kutilmagan edi.
  • We had an unexpected delay at the station. Bekatda kutilmagan kechikish bo'ldi.
  • She received an unexpected gift. U kutilmagan sovg'a oldi.
  • An unexpected storm ruined our trip. Kutilmagan bo'ron sayohatimizni buzdi.

necessity n. zaruriyat

  • Water is a necessity of life. Suv — hayot uchun zarurat.
  • A phone has become a necessity for most people. Telefon ko'pchilik uchun zaruratga aylandi.
  • We bought the coat out of necessity. Biz paltoni zaruratdan sotib oldik.
  • Sleep is a basic necessity. Uyqu — asosiy zarurat.
  • There is no necessity to shout. Baqirishga zarurat yo'q.

supervise v. nazorat qilmoq

  • Teachers must supervise the children during the trip. O'qituvchilar sayohat paytida bolalarni nazorat qilishi kerak.
  • Parents should supervise young children online. Ota-onalar kichik bolalarni internetda nazorat qilishi kerak.
  • Who will supervise the experiment? Tajribani kim nazorat qiladi?
  • An engineer will supervise the building work. Muhandis qurilish ishlarini nazorat qiladi.
  • She was hired to supervise the new workers. U yangi xodimlarni nazorat qilish uchun yollandi.

phenomenon n. hodisa

  • The northern lights are an amazing natural phenomenon. Shimoliy yog'dular ajoyib tabiat hodisasi.
  • Rainbows are a beautiful natural phenomenon. Kamalak go'zal tabiat hodisasi.
  • This is a new phenomenon in our town. Bu shahrimizda yangi hodisa.
  • Scientists are studying the strange phenomenon. Olimlar bu g'alati hodisani o'rganmoqda.
  • Online shopping is a global phenomenon. Onlayn savdo — global hodisa.

embarrass v. xijolat qilmoq

  • Please don't embarrass me in front of my friends. Iltimos, do'stlarim oldida meni xijolat qilmang.
  • Do not embarrass him by asking about his marks. Baholari haqida so'rab, uni xijolat qilmang.
  • Her loud laugh can embarrass her sister. Uning baland kulgisi singlisini xijolat qilishi mumkin.
  • I do not want to embarrass anyone. Men hech kimni xijolat qilishni xohlamayman.
  • A wrong answer will not embarrass you here. Bu yerda noto'g'ri javob sizni xijolat qilmaydi.

fossil n. qazilma

  • They found a fossil of a fish in the mountains. Ular tog'larda baliq qazilmasini topishdi.
  • The museum has a fossil of a giant bird. Muzeyda ulkan qush qazilmasi bor.
  • A fossil can tell us about life millions of years ago. Qazilma bizga millionlab yillar oldingi hayot haqida aytib berishi mumkin.
  • The boy found a small fossil on the beach. Bola sohilda kichik qazilma topdi.
  • Scientists study each fossil carefully. Olimlar har bir qazilmani sinchiklab o'rganadi.

cliff n. jarlik

  • The house stands on a cliff above the sea. Uy dengiz ustidagi jarlikda turibdi.
  • We walked along the edge of the cliff. Biz jarlik chetidan yurdik.
  • Birds build nests on the high cliff. Qushlar baland jarlikda in quradi.
  • The path along the cliff is narrow. Jarlik bo'ylab o'tgan yo'l tor.
  • Stay away from the cliff in strong wind. Kuchli shamolda jarlikdan uzoqroq turing.

mere adj. oddiygina

  • A mere child could solve this puzzle. Oddiy bola ham bu jumboqni yecha oladi.
  • It was a mere accident, not a plan. Bu shunchaki tasodif edi, reja emas.
  • The mere thought of exams makes him nervous. Imtihon haqida shunchaki o'ylash uni asabiylashtiradi.
  • He earns a mere ten dollars a day. U kuniga atigi o'n dollar topadi.
  • The mere sight of the sea made her happy. Dengizni ko'rishning o'zi uni xursand qildi.

intimate adj. yaqin, samimiy

  • They are intimate friends who tell each other everything. Ular bir-biriga hamma narsani aytadigan yaqin do'stlar.
  • We had an intimate dinner with close family. Biz yaqin oila a'zolari bilan samimiy kechki ovqat qildik.
  • The café has an intimate atmosphere. Kafeda samimiy muhit bor.
  • She shared an intimate memory from childhood. U bolalikdagi samimiy xotirasini aytib berdi.
  • It was an intimate wedding with only twenty guests. Bu atigi yigirma mehmonli samimiy to'y edi.

whistle v. hushtak chalmoq

  • He began to whistle a happy tune. U quvnoq kuyni hushtak bilan chala boshladi.
  • Can you whistle with two fingers? Ikki barmoq bilan hushtak chala olasizmi?
  • The coach will whistle to stop the game. Murabbiy o'yinni to'xtatish uchun hushtak chaladi.
  • The wind began to whistle through the window. Shamol deraza orasidan shuvillay boshladi.
  • She likes to whistle while she works. U ishlayotganda hushtak chalishni yaxshi ko'radi.

acknowledge v. tan olmoq

  • He had to acknowledge that he was wrong. U xato qilganini tan olishga majbur bo'ldi.
  • The company must acknowledge its mistake. Kompaniya xatosini tan olishi kerak.
  • Please acknowledge the email so we know you got it. Iltimos, xatni olganingizni bildirib javob bering.
  • She did not acknowledge his greeting. U uning salomiga javob bermadi.
  • We acknowledge the help of our teachers. Biz o'qituvchilarimizning yordamini e'tirof etamiz.

pursuit n. ta'qib; intilish

  • She left home in pursuit of her dream. U orzusi ortidan uyidan ketdi.
  • Reading is a quiet pursuit I enjoy. Kitob o'qish — men yoqtiradigan sokin mashg'ulot.
  • The dog ran in pursuit of the ball. It to'pning ortidan yugurdi.
  • The pursuit of happiness is important for many people. Baxt izlash ko'p odamlar uchun muhim.
  • Fishing is his favorite pursuit. Baliq ovlash — uning sevimli mashg'uloti.

jungle n. chakalakzor o'rmon

  • Many strange animals live in the jungle. Ko'plab g'alati hayvonlar o'rmonda yashaydi.
  • The explorers walked through the thick jungle. Tadqiqotchilar quyuq o'rmon bo'ylab yurdi.
  • It is hot and wet in the jungle. O'rmonda issiq va nam bo'ladi.
  • Our film is set in a jungle in Africa. Filmimiz Afrikadagi o'rmonda bo'lib o'tadi.
  • The jungle is full of sounds at night. Tunda o'rmon tovushlarga to'la bo'ladi.

eagerly adv. intiqlik bilan

  • The children eagerly waited for the holiday. Bolalar bayramni intiqlik bilan kutishdi.
  • She eagerly opened the gift. U sovg'ani intiqlik bilan ochdi.
  • The students eagerly raised their hands. O'quvchilar ishtiyoq bilan qo'llarini ko'tarishdi.
  • We eagerly await your reply. Javobingizni intiqlik bilan kutamiz.
  • The puppy eagerly ran to the door. Kuchukcha ishtiyoq bilan eshik tomon yugurdi.

Hikoya: The Fossil Hunt

Unit so'zlari matnda ajratib ko'rsatilgan. Gapni bossangiz, hikoya shu gapdan o'qiladi.

The club goes on a fossil hunt to a hill with a high cliff. A scientist, Dr. Salima, supervises the group and gives each student a small brush. "Water is a necessity on such trips," she says, and everyone fills a bottle. After two hours of walking, Sam feels hunger and eagerly opens his lunch box.

Suddenly, Anvar finds what looks like a mere stone. Dr. Salima looks closely and says that it is a fossil of a small sea animal, millions of years old. Anvar is embarrassed, because he almost threw it away. She smiles and says that every scientist has such unexpected moments.

In the afternoon, the group sits in a circle for an intimate talk. Dr. Salima explains that this place was once a jungle near the sea, and she calls it an amazing natural phenomenon. She acknowledges that her own pursuit of knowledge began when she was a child like them. On the way back, Sam whistles a happy song, and the sun sets behind the cliff.

O'zbekcha tarjimasi

Klub qazilma qoldiqlarini qidirish uchun baland jarlikli tepalikka boradi. Olima Dr. Salima guruhni nazorat qiladi va har bir o'quvchiga kichik cho'tka beradi. «Bunday sayohatlarda suv zaruriyat», deydi u va hamma shishani to'ldiradi. Ikki soatlik yurishdan keyin Sem ochlik his qiladi va intiqlik bilan tushlik qutisini ochadi.

Birdan Anvar oddiygina tosh ko'rinishidagi narsani topadi. Dr. Salima yaqindan qarab, bu millionlab yillik kichik dengiz hayvonining qazilmasi ekanini aytadi. Anvar xijolat bo'ladi, chunki uni deyarli tashlab yuborgan edi. U jilmayib, har bir olim shunday kutilmagan lahzalarni boshdan kechirishini aytadi.

Tushdan keyin guruh samimiy suhbat uchun doira bo'lib o'tiradi. Dr. Salima bu joy bir paytlar dengiz yonidagi chakalakzor o'rmon bo'lganini tushuntiradi va uni ajoyib tabiiy hodisa deb ataydi. U o'zining bilimga intilishi xuddi ular kabi bola paytida boshlanganini tan oladi. Qaytishda Sem xushnud kuyni hushtak chalib boradi, quyosh esa jarlik ortiga botadi.

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