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Unit 36 — Kutilmagan syurprizBook 5 • B2.1 • 15 ta so'z

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Unit 36 so'zlari

EnglishTalaffuzO'zbekchaIzohMisol gap
nervously adv. /ˈnɜːrvəsli/ asabiylashib in a worried or afraid way He nervously waited outside the exam room.
irritating adj. /ˈɪrɪteɪtɪŋ/ jahlni chiqaruvchi making you feel annoyed The irritating noise of the machine gave me a headache.
cope v. /koʊp/ bardosh bermoq, eplamoq to deal with a difficult situation successfully She could not cope with so much homework.
textbook n. /ˈtekstbʊk/ darslik a book that teaches a particular subject Open your textbook to page twelve.
tackle v. /ˈtækl/ hal qilishga kirishmoq to try to deal with a problem or difficult job The city wants to tackle the problem of traffic.
prisoner n. /ˈprɪzənər/ mahbus a person who is kept in a prison The prisoner was freed after ten years.
remedy n. /ˈremədi/ chora, vosita a way of fixing a problem; a medicine for a minor illness Honey and lemon is a good remedy for a cough.
bleed v. /bliːd/ qon ketmoq to lose blood My finger began to bleed after I cut it.
civilization n. /ˌsɪvələˈzeɪʃn/ sivilizatsiya a human society with its own culture and way of life The ancient civilization built large cities.
tremendous adj. /trəˈmendəs/ ulkan, behad katta very great in amount or size We had tremendous fun at the water park.
conspiracy n. /kənˈspɪrəsi/ fitna a secret plan by a group to do something bad The police uncovered a conspiracy to rob the bank.
myth n. /mɪθ/ afsona an old story about gods and heroes, or a false belief The film is based on an old Greek myth.
virtue n. /ˈvɜːrtʃuː/ fazilat a good quality in a person, such as honesty Patience is a great virtue.
precise adj. /prɪˈsaɪs/ aniq exact and correct in every detail Give me a precise answer, not a guess.
albeit conj. /ɔːlˈbiːɪt/ garchi although (used to add a surprising fact) He made good progress, albeit slowly.

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nervously adv. asabiylashib

  • He nervously waited outside the exam room. U imtihon xonasi oldida asabiylashib kutib turdi.
  • She nervously checked her watch every minute. U har daqiqada asabiylashib soatiga qaradi.
  • The boy nervously knocked on the principal's door. Bola direktor eshigini asabiylashib taqillatdi.
  • He laughed nervously and changed the subject. U asabiy kulib, mavzuni o'zgartirdi.
  • The kitten nervously sniffed the new bowl. Mushukcha yangi idishni xavotir bilan hidladi.

irritating adj. jahlni chiqaruvchi

  • The irritating noise of the machine gave me a headache. Mashinaning jahl chiqaruvchi shovqini boshimni og'ritdi.
  • It is irritating when people talk during a film. Odamlar film paytida gaplashsa, jahl chiqadi.
  • The irritating fly kept landing on my food. Jahlni chiqaruvchi pashsha ovqatimga qo'nib turdi.
  • His irritating habit of tapping the desk bothers everyone. Uning stolni chertib o'tirish kabi jahl chiqaruvchi odati hammani bezovta qiladi.
  • This wool sweater feels irritating on my skin. Bu jun sviter terimga yoqimsiz tegadi.

cope v. bardosh bermoq, eplamoq

  • She could not cope with so much homework. U shuncha uy vazifasiga bardosh bera olmadi.
  • How do you cope with stress before exams? Imtihondan oldingi stressga qanday bardosh berasiz?
  • Small children cope well with change. Kichik bolalar o'zgarishlarga yaxshi moslashadi.
  • He could not cope without his glasses. U ko'zoynaksiz eplay olmadi.
  • Our teacher helps us cope with nervous feelings. O'qituvchimiz hayajonni yengishimizga yordam beradi.

textbook n. darslik

  • Open your textbook to page twelve. Darsligingizni o'n ikkinchi betda oching.
  • I forgot my English textbook at home. Inglizcha darsligimni uyda unutibman.
  • The new textbook has many colorful pictures. Yangi darslikda ko'p rangli rasmlar bor.
  • She wrote notes in the margin of her textbook. U darsligining chetiga qaydlar yozdi.
  • Every student gets a free textbook from the school. Har bir o'quvchi maktabdan bepul darslik oladi.

tackle v. hal qilishga kirishmoq

  • The city wants to tackle the problem of traffic. Shahar tirbandlik muammosini hal qilishga kirishmoqchi.
  • Let's tackle the hardest question first. Avval eng qiyin savolni hal qilishga kirishaylik.
  • The team will tackle the cleanup on Saturday. Jamoa shanba kuni tozalash ishlarini boshlaydi.
  • He tried to tackle the player and win the ball. U o'yinchidan to'pni tortib olishga urindi.
  • She decided to tackle her fear of speaking in public. U omma oldida so'zlash qo'rquvini yengishga qaror qildi.

prisoner n. mahbus

  • The prisoner was freed after ten years. Mahbus o'n yildan keyin ozod qilindi.
  • The prisoner in the story dreamed of freedom. Hikoyadagi mahbus ozodlikni orzu qilardi.
  • The prisoner read books in his small cell. Mahbus kichik kamerasida kitob o'qirdi.
  • A letter from the prisoner reached his family. Mahbusdan oilasiga xat yetib keldi.
  • The old castle once held a famous prisoner. Qadimiy qal'ada bir paytlar mashhur mahbus saqlangan.

remedy n. chora, vosita

  • Honey and lemon is a good remedy for a cough. Asal va limon yo'taldan yaxshi vosita.
  • Rest is the best remedy for a tired body. Dam olish — charchagan tana uchun eng yaxshi davo.
  • My grandmother knows a remedy for every small problem. Buvim har bir mayda muammoning chorasini biladi.
  • Tea with mint is a simple remedy for a sore throat. Yalpizli choy tomoq og'rig'iga oddiy vosita.
  • We need a quick remedy for this problem. Bu muammo uchun tezkor chora kerak.

bleed v. qon ketmoq

  • My finger began to bleed after I cut it. Kesib olganimdan keyin barmog'imdan qon keta boshladi.
  • A small cut on the hand can bleed a lot. Qo'ldagi kichik kesikdan ko'p qon ketishi mumkin.
  • Press a clean cloth on the cut if it starts to bleed. Agar qon keta boshlasa, kesikka toza mato bosing.
  • Her nose can bleed in dry winter air. Quruq qishki havoda uning burnidan qon ketishi mumkin.
  • Some plants bleed white juice when you cut the stem. Ba'zi o'simliklar poyasi kesilganda oq shira chiqaradi.

civilization n. sivilizatsiya

  • The ancient civilization built large cities. Qadimiy sivilizatsiya katta shaharlar qurgan.
  • Writing was a great step for human civilization. Yozuv insoniyat sivilizatsiyasi uchun katta qadam edi.
  • Museums show us how an ancient civilization lived. Muzeylar qadimiy sivilizatsiya qanday yashaganini ko'rsatadi.
  • Rivers helped each early civilization grow. Daryolar har bir ilk sivilizatsiyaning o'sishiga yordam berdi.
  • Samarkand was an important center of Central Asian civilization. Samarqand Markaziy Osiyo sivilizatsiyasining muhim markazi bo'lgan.

tremendous adj. ulkan, behad katta

  • We had tremendous fun at the water park. Suv parkida juda xursand bo'ldik.
  • The team felt tremendous pride after the win. G'alabadan keyin jamoa behad faxrlanish his qildi.
  • A tremendous crowd filled the stadium. Ulkan olomon stadionni to'ldirdi.
  • She made tremendous progress in one year. U bir yilda ulkan yutuqqa erishdi.
  • Thank you for your tremendous help. Behad katta yordamingiz uchun rahmat.

conspiracy n. fitna

  • The police uncovered a conspiracy to rob the bank. Politsiya bankni o'marish uchun tuzilgan fitnani fosh qildi.
  • The movie is about a secret conspiracy in a big company. Film katta kompaniyadagi maxfiy fitna haqida.
  • Some people believe in every conspiracy they read online. Ba'zilar internetda o'qigan har bir fitnaga ishonadi.
  • The detective found proof of the conspiracy. Tergovchi fitnaning isbotini topdi.
  • In the story, the king learned of a conspiracy against him. Hikoyada shoh o'ziga qarshi fitna haqida bildi.

myth n. afsona

  • The film is based on an old Greek myth. Film qadimgi yunon afsonasiga asoslangan.
  • It is a myth that we use only ten percent of our brain. Miyamizning atigi o'n foizidan foydalanamiz degani — uydirma.
  • Every culture has its own myth about the sun. Har bir madaniyatning Quyosh haqida o'z afsonasi bor.
  • The teacher told us the myth of a flying horse. O'qituvchi bizga uchuvchi ot haqidagi afsonani aytib berdi.
  • Do not believe the myth that sugar makes children wild. Shakar bolalarni sho'x qiladi degan uydirmaga ishonmang.

virtue n. fazilat

  • Patience is a great virtue. Sabr — buyuk fazilat.
  • Honesty is the greatest virtue of a friend. Halollik do'stning eng katta fazilati.
  • Kindness is a virtue taught in every family. Mehribonlik — har bir oilada o'rgatiladigan fazilat.
  • One virtue of this phone is its long battery life. Bu telefonning bir afzalligi — batareyasi uzoq ishlaydi.
  • Teachers praised the boy for the virtue of hard work. O'qituvchilar bolani mehnatsevarlik fazilati uchun maqtashdi.

precise adj. aniq

  • Give me a precise answer, not a guess. Menga taxmin emas, aniq javob bering.
  • The recipe needs precise measurements. Retsept aniq o'lchovlarni talab qiladi.
  • Please be more precise about the time of the meeting. Iltimos, yig'ilish vaqtini aniqroq ayting.
  • The watchmaker's work is very precise. Soatsozning ishi juda aniq.
  • At that precise moment, the bell rang. Aynan shu zahotiyoq qo'ng'iroq jiringladi.

albeit conj. garchi

  • He made good progress, albeit slowly. U sekin bo'lsa-da, yaxshi yutuqqa erishdi.
  • The exam was easy, albeit a little long. Imtihon oson edi, garchi biroz uzun bo'lsa-da.
  • She accepted the gift, albeit with a shy smile. U sovg'ani, garchi uyalib kulib bo'lsa-da, qabul qildi.
  • We finished the hike, albeit very tired. Juda charchagan bo'lsak-da, yurishni tugatdik.
  • It was a good plan, albeit an expensive one. Bu yaxshi reja edi, garchi qimmat bo'lsa-da.

Hikoya: The Surprise

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

A week before the history exam, the club studies together in the library. Anvar nervously turns the pages of his textbook, because the chapter about an ancient civilization is long. The noise from the corridor is irritating, but Dilya reminds everyone that patience is a virtue. Sam decides to tackle the hardest part first: the myth of a hero who was a prisoner in a tower.

Meanwhile, Dilya has a secret: it is Mr. Brown's birthday on Friday. "This is a conspiracy," she whispers, "and nobody can say a word." The students must cope with two tasks at once, studying and planning the surprise. Sam pricks his finger with a pin while he hangs the decorations, and it bleeds a little, but Aziz finds a bandage at once.

On Friday, after the exam, a tremendous cake arrives in the classroom. Mr. Brown is surprised, albeit not completely, because he heard some whispers in the corridor. "A cake is the best remedy for a tired teacher," he says. Dilya writes a precise report about the day for the school newspaper, and everybody laughs.

O'zbekcha tarjimasi

Tarix imtihonidan bir hafta oldin klub kutubxonada birga tayyorlanadi. Anvar asabiylashib darsligining sahifalarini varaqlaydi, chunki qadimiy sivilizatsiya haqidagi bob uzun. Koridordagi shovqin jahlni chiqaradi, lekin Dilya hammaga sabr fazilat ekanini eslatadi. Sem eng qiyin qismini birinchi bo'lib hal qilishga kirishadi: minoradagi mahbus qahramon haqidagi afsona.

Shu orada Dilyada sir bor: juma kuni Mr. Brownning tug'ilgan kuni. «Bu fitna», deb pichirlaydi u, «va hech kim bir og'iz gapirmasligi kerak». O'quvchilar bir vaqtning o'zida ikki ishga, ya'ni o'qish va syurpriz rejalashtirishga bardosh berishi kerak. Sem bezaklarni osayotib barmog'ini ignaga sanchib oladi, qon biroz ketadi, lekin Aziz darrov bint topadi.

Juma kuni imtihondan keyin sinfga ulkan tort keltiriladi. Mr. Brown hayron bo'ladi, garchi to'liq emas, chunki koridorda pichir-pichirni eshitgan edi. «Tort charchagan o'qituvchi uchun eng yaxshi chora», deydi u. Dilya kun haqida maktab gazetasi uchun aniq hisobot yozadi va hamma kuladi.

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