CEFR A1 · Boshlang'ich
A1 darajadagi inglizcha so'zlar
Kundalik hayotdagi eng ko'p ishlatiladigan so'zlar: oila, uy, ovqat, vaqt. Har bir so'z o'zbekcha tarjimasi, inglizcha izohi va misol gap bilan berilgan — jami 723 ta. So'z yonidagi tugma talaffuzni eshittiradi.
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A
- abouthaqida
On the subject of.
This book is about animals.
- actoraktyor
A man who acts in films.
The actor is famous in many countries.
- adultkattalar
A fully grown person.
Adults and children are both welcome.
- afterkeyin
Later than something.
We talk after class.
- afternoontushdan keyin
The time between lunch and evening.
I study in the afternoon.
- againyana
One more time.
Say it again, please.
- ageyosh
How old somebody is.
What is your age?
- agooldin
In the past, before now.
I saw him two days ago.
- aheadoldinda
Further forward in position or time.
She is ahead of schedule.
- airportaeroport
A place where planes land.
The airport is far from here.
- allhamma
Every one of them.
All the seats are taken.
- alphabetalifbo
All the letters of a language.
The English alphabet has twenty-six letters.
- alsoham, shuningdek
In addition.
She is also a good singer.
- andva
A word that joins two things.
I like tea and bread.
- animalhayvon
A living thing that is not a plant.
Wild animals live in the forest.
- anotheryana bitta
One more.
Can I have another cup of tea?
- answerjavob
What you say to a question.
Your answer is correct.
- anybiror
Used in questions and negative sentences.
Do you have any brothers?
- anyonebiror kishi
Any person at all.
Is anyone home?
- anythingbiror narsa
Any thing at all.
Do you want anything else?
- appleolma
A round sweet fruit.
An apple a day is healthy.
- apricoto'rik
A small soft orange fruit.
We have an apricot tree in the garden.
- Aprilaprel
The fourth month of the year.
My birthday is in April.
- areahudud/maydon
A region or part of a place.
This area is known for its parks.
- armqo'l
The long part from shoulder to hand.
He broke his arm.
- arttasviriy san'at
Drawing and painting.
We have art on Friday.
- artistrassom
A person who paints or draws pictures.
The artist paints beautiful mountains.
- askso'ramoq
To put a question.
Ask your teacher.
- at-da (joy/vaqt)
Used for a place or time.
We meet at school at eight.
- Augustavgust
The eighth month of the year.
We go on holiday in August.
- auntamma, xola
The sister of your mother or father.
My aunt is a doctor.
B
- babychaqaloq
A very young child.
The baby is sleeping now.
- backorqa, bel
The rear part of the body.
My back is painful.
- badyomon
Of low quality.
The weather is bad.
- bagsumka
A container you carry things in.
My bag is very heavy.
- ballto'p
A round object used in games.
The children play with a ball.
- bananabanan
A long yellow fruit.
Bananas are quite cheap.
- bankbank
A place that keeps money.
The bank is next to the post office.
- basicasosiy/oddiy
Forming an essential foundation.
Learn the basic rules first.
- basketballbasketbol
A sport where you throw a ball into a net.
He plays basketball at school.
- bathvanna
A large container you wash your body in.
I take a bath every evening.
- bathroomhammom
The room where you wash.
The bathroom is small.
- bebo'lmoq
To exist or to have a quality.
I want to be a doctor.
- beachplyaj
A sandy place next to the sea.
We play on the beach in summer.
- beautifulchiroyli
Very nice to look at.
Samarkand is beautiful.
- becausechunki
A word that gives a reason.
I am tired because I worked hard.
- bedkaravot
Furniture for sleeping.
My bed is near the window.
- bedroomyotoqxona
The room where you sleep.
My bedroom is upstairs.
- beforeoldin
Earlier than something.
Wash your hands before dinner.
- beginboshlash
To start doing something.
Begin the exercise with stretching.
- behindorqasida
At the back of something.
The garden is behind the house.
- belowpastda
At a lower level or position.
The temperature fell below zero.
- betweenorasida
In the middle of two things.
The shop is between the bank and the park.
- bicyclevelosiped
A vehicle with two wheels.
He rides a bicycle to work.
- bigkatta
Large in size.
Their house is big.
- bikevelosiped
A short word for bicycle.
I ride my bike to school.
- birdqush
An animal with wings.
A bird is singing.
- birthtug'ilish
The time when a person is born.
She gave birth to a baby boy.
- birthday caketug'ilgan kun torti
A cake you eat on your birthday.
We ate the birthday cake after dinner.
- biscuitpechenye
A small flat dry cake.
I eat a biscuit with my tea.
- blackqora
The darkest colour.
He wears black shoes.
- blueko'k
The colour of the sky.
My favourite colour is blue.
- boarddoska
A flat surface for writing in class.
The teacher writes on the board.
- boatqayiq
A small vehicle that goes on water.
We crossed the lake in a boat.
- bodytana
The whole physical part of a person.
Sport keeps the body strong.
- boldjasur/qalin
Confident and courageous.
Make bold decisions when needed.
- bookkitob
A written or printed work consisting of pages glued or sewn together.
She loves reading history books.
- bookcasekitob javoni
A piece of furniture for books.
There are many books in the bookcase.
- bookshopkitob do'koni
A shop that sells books.
I bought this book at the bookshop.
- bootetik
A strong shoe that covers your foot.
He wears boots in the snow.
- boringzerikarli
Not interesting.
The film was long and boring.
- bossboshliq
The person in charge at work.
My boss is very kind.
- bothikkalasi
The two together.
Both of my parents are teachers.
- boyo'g'il bola
A young male child.
The boy plays football.
- breadnon
A basic food made from flour.
We eat bread with soup.
- breakfastnonushta
The first meal of the day.
Breakfast is at seven.
- bridgeko'prik
A way over a river or road.
Cross the bridge carefully.
- brightyorqin
Giving a lot of light.
The sun is very bright today.
- brotheraka, uka
A male child of your parents.
My brother is a driver.
- brownjigarrang
The colour of earth.
She has brown eyes.
- buildingbino
A place with walls and a roof.
That building is very tall.
- busavtobus
A large vehicle for many people.
I go to school by bus.
- bus stationavtovokzal
A place where buses start and stop.
The bus station is near the market.
- butlekin
A word that shows a difference.
I like tea but not coffee.
- buttersariyog'
A soft yellow food from milk.
Put butter on the bread.
- buysotib olmoq
To get something for money.
I buy bread every day.
- byyonida/tomonidan
Next to something.
She sits by the window.
C
- caketort, kek
A sweet baked food.
She made a birthday cake.
- canqila olmoq
To be able to do something.
I can swim very well.
- candykonfet
A small sweet food.
The children want some candy.
- capkepka
A soft flat hat.
He wears a blue cap.
- carmashina
A vehicle for a few people.
My brother has a red car.
- carrotsabzi
A long orange vegetable.
Carrots are good for the eyes.
- catmushuk
A small pet that says meow.
The cat sleeps all day.
- chairstul
A seat for one person.
This chair is comfortable.
- cheaparzon
Not expensive.
Bread is cheap here.
- checktekshirmoq
To examine for accuracy.
Check your answers before submitting.
- cheesepishloq
A food made from milk.
I like cheese with bread.
- cherrygilos
A small red fruit.
We picked cherries in June.
- childbola
A young person.
Every child needs sleep.
- childrenbolalar
More than one child.
The children are playing in the park.
- chipsqovurilgan kartoshka
Potatoes cut in pieces and fried.
I would like fish and chips.
- chocolateshokolad
A sweet brown food.
The children love chocolate.
- churchcherkov
A building for Christian prayer.
There is an old church in the village.
- cinemakinoteatr
A place where you watch films.
Let's go to the cinema tonight.
- cityshahar
A large town.
Tashkent is a big city.
- classsinf, dars
A group of students, or a lesson.
My class starts at eight.
- classmatesinfdosh
A person in your class at school.
My classmate sits next to me.
- classroomsinf xonasi
A room where you have lessons.
Our classroom is on the second floor.
- cleantozalamoq
To remove dirt.
Clean your room.
- clearaniq/tiniq
Easy to understand; transparent.
Give a clear explanation.
- clocksoat (devor)
A thing that shows the time.
The clock says nine.
- closeyopmoq
To shut something.
Close the window.
- closedyopiq
Not open.
The shop is closed on Sunday.
- clotheskiyim
Things people wear.
Wash these clothes.
- cloudbulut
White or grey shapes in the sky.
There are no clouds today.
- coatpalto
Warm clothing for outside.
Take your coat, it is cold.
- coffeekofe
A hot dark drink.
Coffee wakes me up.
- coldsovuq
Having a low temperature.
Winter is cold here.
- colorrang
The property produced by different wavelengths of light.
What is your favorite color?
- colourrang
Red, blue, green and so on.
What colour is your bag?
- colourfulrang-barang
Having many bright colours.
The market is very colourful.
- comekelmoq
To move towards the speaker.
Come here, please.
- come inkirmoq
To enter a place.
Come in and sit down.
- cookpishirmoq
To make food with heat.
Father cooks on Sunday.
- coolsalqin
A little cold in a nice way.
The evening is cool today.
- countrydavlat, mamlakat
A nation with its own government.
Uzbekistan is my country.
- cousinamakivachcha
The child of your uncle or aunt.
My cousin is my age.
- cowsigir
A farm animal that gives milk.
The cow eats grass.
- cryyig'lamoq
To have tears coming from your eyes.
The baby is crying again.
- cucumberbodring
A long green vegetable for salads.
Add a cucumber to the salad.
- cuppiyola
A small container for drinks.
A cup of tea, please.
D
- daddada
A child's word for father.
My dad works in a bank.
- danceraqsga tushmoq
To move your body to music.
They dance at the wedding.
- dancerraqqos
A person who dances.
The dancer moves very well.
- darkqorong'i
Without light.
It gets dark early in winter.
- datesana
The day, month and year.
What is the date today?
- daughterqiz
Somebody's female child.
Her daughter goes to school.
- daykun
Twenty-four hours.
It was a long day.
- deado'lgan
No longer alive.
The plant looks dead.
- dearaziz
Regarded with affection.
She is a dear friend of mine.
- Decemberdekabr
The last month of the year.
December brings snow.
- deepchuqur
Going far down.
The well is very deep.
- deskparta
A table for writing at school.
Sit at your desk.
- dietparhez
The kind of food a person regularly eats.
She follows a balanced diet every day.
- differentboshqacha
Not the same.
These two are different.
- difficultqiyin
Not easy to do or understand.
This question is very difficult.
- dinnerkechki ovqat
The main evening meal.
Dinner is ready.
- dirtyiflos
Not clean.
My shoes are dirty.
- doqilmoq
To perform an action.
I do my homework after school.
- doctorshifokor
A person who treats sick people.
Go to the doctor today.
- dogit
A common pet that barks.
Our dog is very friendly.
- dollqo'g'irchoq
A toy that looks like a small person.
She plays with her doll.
- dollardollar
Money used in the United States.
The ticket costs ten dollars.
- dooreshik
The part you open to go in.
Please close the door.
- downpastga
To a lower place.
The ball rolled down the hill.
- dreamorzu/tush ko'rmoq
A series of images in sleep; a hope.
She dreams of becoming a doctor.
- dressko'ylak (ayol)
Clothing worn by women.
She wears a blue dress.
- drinkichmoq
To take liquid into your body.
Drink your tea.
- drivehaydamoq
To make a car move.
He drives very slowly.
- driverhaydovchi
A person who drives.
The bus driver was friendly.
- droptushirmoq
To fall or let fall.
Don't drop your phone.
- dryquruq
Without water.
The towel is dry now.
E
- eachhar bir
Every one of two or more.
Each student has a book.
- earquloq
The part you hear with.
My ear hurts.
- earlyerta
Before the usual time.
I woke up early today.
- eastsharq
The direction where the sun rises.
The sun rises in the east.
- easyoson
Not difficult.
The test was easy.
- eatyemoq
To put food in your mouth.
We eat at seven.
- eggtuxum
Oval food from a bird.
I eat two eggs for breakfast.
- eightsakkiz
The number 8.
He is eight years old.
- eighteeno'n sakkiz
The number 18.
You can drive at eighteen.
- eightysakson
The number 80.
The bus costs eighty cents.
- eleveno'n bir
The number 11.
Eleven people were waiting.
- emptybo'sh
Having nothing inside.
The bottle is empty.
- endtugamoq/oxir
To come to a conclusion; the final point.
The meeting ends at five.
- Englishingliz tili
The language of England.
I study English every day.
- enoughyetarli
As much as needed.
We have enough time.
- enterkirmoq
To come or go into a place.
Please knock before you enter.
- equalteng
The same in size, amount, or value.
Everyone deserves equal treatment.
- euroyevro
Money used in many countries in Europe.
This book costs five euros.
- evenhatto/tekis
Used for emphasis; flat and smooth.
Even experts make mistakes.
- eveningkechqurun
The end of the day.
We meet in the evening.
- everyhar bir
Each one without exception.
Every student needs a book.
- everyonehamma
All people.
Everyone likes our teacher.
- everythinghamma narsa
All things.
Everything is ready for dinner.
- examimtihon
A test of knowledge.
The exam is on Friday.
- excuse mekechirasiz (murojaat qilganda)
Words you say to get someone's attention.
Excuse me, where is the bank?
- expensiveqimmat
Costing a lot of money.
This phone is expensive.
- eyeko'z
The part you see with.
Close your eyes.
F
- faceyuz
The front of the head.
Wash your face.
- failmuvaffaqiyatsiz bo'lmoq
To be unsuccessful at something.
Don't be afraid to fail.
- familyoila
Parents and their children.
My family is big.
- faruzoq
A long distance away.
The station is quite far.
- farmferma
Land where food and animals are grown.
They have a small farm.
- fasttez
Moving quickly.
That car is fast.
- fatsemiz
Having a lot of body weight.
The cat is big and fat.
- favouritesevimli
Liked more than all others.
Blue is my favourite colour.
- Februaryfevral
The second month of the year.
February is a cold month.
- feelhis qilmoq
To experience an emotion.
I feel happy today.
- feetoyoqlar
The parts of your body you stand on.
My feet are cold.
- fewozgina
A small number.
Only a few came.
- fifteeno'n besh
The number 15.
There are fifteen students in the class.
- fiftyellik
The number 50.
Fifty people came.
- filmfilm
A story shown in a cinema.
We watched a funny film.
- findtopmoq
To get something you looked for.
I found my keys.
- fineyaxshi (ahvol: I'm fine)
Well or good.
I am fine, thank you.
- fingerbarmoq
One of the five parts on your hand.
I cut my finger with a knife.
- finishtugatmoq
To bring to an end.
Finish your homework.
- fireolov
Hot bright flames.
Do not play with fire.
- firstbirinchi
Coming before all others.
This is my first lesson.
- fishbaliq
An animal that lives in water.
We had fish for dinner.
- fivebesh
The number 5.
Give me five minutes.
- flatkvartira
A set of rooms in a building.
We live in a small flat.
- floorpol
The part you walk on.
The floor is cold.
- flowergul
The coloured part of a plant.
These flowers smell nice.
- foodovqat
What people and animals eat.
The food was delicious.
- footoyoq kafti
The part at the end of your leg.
My foot hurts.
- foruchun
Showing who gets something.
This present is for you.
- fortyqirq
The number 40.
My father is forty years old.
- fourto'rt
The number 4.
We have four lessons today.
- fourteeno'n to'rt
The number 14.
She is fourteen years old.
- fourthto'rtinchi
Number four in order.
She lives on the fourth floor.
- free timebo'sh vaqt
Time when you do not have to work.
I read books in my free time.
- freshyangi/fresca
Not yet used or eaten; new.
Eat fresh vegetables every day.
- Fridayjuma
The day before Saturday.
Friday is my favourite day.
- frienddo'st
A person you like and know well.
He is my best friend.
- from-dan (qayerdan)
Showing where something starts.
I am from Uzbekistan.
- fruitmeva
Sweet food from a tree.
Fruit is good for you.
- fruit juicemeva sharbati
A drink made from fruit.
I drink fruit juice for breakfast.
- fullto'la
Having no free space.
The bus is full.
- funo'yin-kulgi
Enjoyable time or activity.
The party was a lot of fun.
G
- gardenbog'
Land near a house with plants.
We grow tomatoes in the garden.
- getolmoq
To receive or become something.
I get a letter every week.
- get dressedkiyinmoq
To put on your clothes.
I get dressed and go to school.
- giraffejirafa
A tall animal with a very long neck.
The giraffe eats leaves from tall trees.
- girlqiz bola
A young female child.
The girl sings very well.
- givebermoq
To hand something to somebody.
Give me the book.
- gobormoq
To move to a place.
I go to school by bus.
- go outtashqariga chiqmoq
To leave your home to do something.
We go out every Saturday.
- go to beduxlagani yotmoq
To lie down to sleep.
The children go to bed at nine.
- goodyaxshi
Of high quality.
That is a good idea.
- good afternoonxayrli kun
A greeting you say after midday.
Good afternoon, Mr Karimov.
- good eveningxayrli kech
A greeting you say in the evening.
Good evening, how are you?
- good morningxayrli tong
A greeting you say in the morning.
Good morning, teacher.
- good nightxayrli tun
Words you say before bed.
Good night, sleep well.
- goodbyexayr
A word you say when you leave.
Goodbye, see you tomorrow.
- gradebaho
A score given for academic work.
He received a high grade in mathematics.
- grandfatherbobo
The father of your mother or father.
My grandfather tells stories.
- grandmabuvi
A child's word for grandmother.
My grandma tells me stories.
- grandmotherbuvi
The mother of your mother or father.
My grandmother makes bread.
- grandpabobo
A child's word for grandfather.
My grandpa plays chess with me.
- grandparentsbuvi va bobo
The mother and father of your parents.
I visit my grandparents every Sunday.
- grapeuzum
A small round fruit in bunches.
These grapes are green.
- grasso't
Green plants on the ground.
The grass is wet.
- greatajoyib/katta
Of large size; very good.
You did a great presentation.
- greenyashil
The colour of grass.
The door is green.
- greykulrang
A colour between black and white.
The sky is grey today.
- groupguruh
A number of people or things together.
Our group has ten students.
- guestmehmon
A person you invite to your home.
We have a guest today.
- gymsport zali
A room for doing exercise.
He goes to the gym every day.
H
- hairsoch
What grows on your head.
Her hair is long and black.
- halfyarim
One of two equal parts.
Half the class was absent.
- handqo'l (panja)
The part at the end of your arm.
Wash your hands.
- happybaxtli, xursand
Feeling pleasure.
The children are happy.
- hardqiyin, qattiq
Difficult, or not soft.
Maths is hard for me.
- hatshlyapa, do'ppi
What you wear on your head.
He always wears a hat.
- haveega bo'lmoq
To possess or own something.
I have two brothers.
- heu (erkak)
A male person mentioned before.
He is my brother.
- headbosh
The top part of the body.
My head hurts a little.
- headachebosh og'rig'i
A pain in your head.
I have a headache today.
- healthysog'lom
Strong and not ill.
Fruit keeps you healthy.
- heareshitmoq
To notice a sound.
I hear a car outside.
- heartyurak
The organ that moves blood.
My heart beats fast.
- heavyog'ir
Weighing a lot.
This box is too heavy.
- hellosalom
A word you say when you meet someone.
Hello, how are you?
- helpyordam bermoq
To make things easier for somebody.
Help your sister.
- heruning/uni (ayolga nisbatan)
Belonging to a woman or girl.
Her mother is a teacher.
- herebu yerda
In this place.
Sit here, please.
- highbaland
A long way up.
The wall is very high.
- hisuning (erkakka nisbatan)
Belonging to a man or boy.
His name is Ali.
- hobbysevimli mashg'ulot
Something you enjoy doing in free time.
My hobby is drawing.
- homeuy, makon
The place where you live.
I go home at six.
- homeworkuy vazifasi
School work you do at home.
I do my homework every evening.
- honeyasal
Sweet food made by bees.
Honey helps a sore throat.
- horseot
A large animal people ride.
He rides a horse well.
- hospitalshifoxona
A place for sick people.
He works in a hospital.
- hotissiq
Having a high temperature.
The tea is hot.
- hotelmehmonxona
A place where travellers sleep.
Our hotel is near the sea.
- hoursoat
Sixty minutes.
Wait one hour, please.
- houseuy
A building where a family lives.
Their house has a garden.
- howqanday
Used to ask the way something happens.
How do you make tea?
- how muchqancha
Used to ask about price or amount.
How much is this bag?
- hugejuda katta
Extremely large.
They live in a huge apartment.
- humaninson
Of or relating to people.
Human kindness makes the world better.
- hundredyuz
The number 100.
A hundred people were there.
- hungryoch
Wanting to eat.
I am very hungry now.
- husbander
A married man.
Her husband works abroad.
I
- imen
The person who is speaking.
I am a student.
- ice creammuzqaymoq
A cold sweet food.
We eat ice cream in summer.
- ifagar
A word that shows a condition.
If it rains, we will stay home.
- illkasal
Not healthy.
My sister is ill today.
- inichida
Inside a place.
The book is in my bag.
- in front ofoldida
Directly before something.
A car stopped in front of the gate.
- insideichida
Within something.
Wait inside the building.
- interestingqiziqarli
Making you want to know more.
This book is very interesting.
- intoichiga
Showing movement to the inside.
She put the books into her bag.
- itu (narsa)
A thing or animal mentioned before.
It is a big cat.
J
- jacketkurtka
A short coat.
Take your jacket, it is cold.
- Januaryyanvar
The first month of the year.
January is very cold.
- jeansjinsi shim
Trousers made of strong blue cotton.
He wears jeans every day.
- jobish
Work you do for money.
He has a good job.
- juicesharbat
A drink made from fruit.
Apple juice is my favourite.
- Julyiyul
The seventh month of the year.
July is the hottest month.
- Juneiyun
The sixth month of the year.
Exams finish in June.
K
- keykalit
A small metal thing that opens a lock.
I lost my house key.
- kilokilogramm
A thousand grams.
I bought a kilo of apples.
- kilometrekilometr
A thousand metres.
The school is two kilometres away.
- kingqirol
A man who rules a country.
The king lives in a big palace.
- kisso'pmoq
To touch someone with your lips.
She kissed her mother goodnight.
- kitchenoshxona
The room where you cook food.
Mother is in the kitchen.
- kneetizza
The middle part of your leg.
My knee hurts when I run.
- knifepichoq
A tool for cutting.
Be careful with the knife.
- knowbilmoq
To have information.
I know the answer.
L
- ladyxonim
A polite word for a woman.
The lady is waiting for the bus.
- lakeko'l
Water with land all around it.
We swam in the lake.
- lampchiroq
A thing that gives light.
Turn on the lamp, please.
- laptopnoutbuk
A small computer you can carry.
I do my homework on my laptop.
- largekatta
Of great size.
They need a large office.
- lastoxirgi
Coming after all others.
That was the last bus.
- latekech
After the usual time.
Do not be late again.
- laterkeyinroq
At a subsequent time.
I'll finish it later.
- learno'rganmoq
To get new knowledge.
I learn English every day.
- leftchap
The opposite of right.
Turn left at the bank.
- legoyoq
The part you stand on.
My legs are tired.
- lemonlimon
A sour yellow fruit.
Add lemon to your tea.
- lesskamroq
A smaller amount.
Eat less sugar.
- lessondars
A period of teaching.
The lesson was interesting.
- letterharf, xat
A sign of the alphabet, or a message.
Write the first letter.
- leveldaraja/darajali
A position in a scale.
His English is at an advanced level.
- librarykutubxona
A place with many books.
I read in the library.
- lifehayot
The time you are alive.
Life in the village is quiet.
- lightyorug'
Not dark.
The room is light and warm.
- likeyoqmoq
To enjoy something.
I like winter.
- linechiziq
A long thin mark.
Draw a line under the word.
- listentinglamoq
To pay attention to a sound.
Listen to the teacher.
- listen totinglamoq
To pay attention to a sound.
I listen to music on the bus.
- littleoz
A small amount.
Add a little salt.
- liveyashamoq
To have your home somewhere.
We live in Tashkent.
- longuzun
Having a great length.
The road is long.
- lookqaramoq
To turn your eyes to something.
Look at the board.
- look atqaramoq
To turn your eyes to something.
Look at the blackboard.
- loseyo'qotmoq
To not be able to find.
Do not lose the ticket.
- lotko'p
A large quantity.
There is a lot of homework tonight.
- loudbaland ovozli
Making a lot of sound.
The music is too loud.
- lovesevmoq
To have a strong warm feeling.
I love my family.
- lovelyjuda yoqimli, go'zal
Very nice or beautiful.
You have a lovely garden.
- lowpast
Not high.
The price is quite low.
- lunchtushlik
The meal in the middle of the day.
We have lunch at one.
- lunchboxtushlik qutisi
A box for carrying your lunch.
I put an apple in my lunchbox.
- lunchtimetushlik vaqti
The time when you eat lunch.
At lunchtime we eat in the garden.
M
- makeqilmoq, yasamoq
To create something.
She makes bread at home.
- manerkak
An adult male person.
The man is reading a book.
- manyko'p
A large number of things.
Many students passed.
- Marchmart
The third month of the year.
Spring starts in March.
- markbaho
A score for your work.
She got a good mark.
- marketbozor
A place where people sell food.
We buy fruit at the market.
- marriedturmush qurgan
Having a husband or wife.
My sister is married.
- mathsmatematika
The study of numbers.
Maths is my favourite subject.
- Maymay
The fifth month of the year.
May is a warm month.
- maybebalki
Perhaps.
Maybe we can go to the cinema.
- meatgo'sht
Food from an animal.
This meat is very fresh.
- medicinedori
Something you take when ill.
Take this medicine twice a day.
- melonqovun
A big sweet fruit.
Our melon is very sweet.
- menerkaklar
More than one man.
The men are playing football.
- menumenyu
A list of dishes available in a restaurant.
The waiter handed us the menu.
- metremetr
A measure of length.
The room is four metres long.
- milksut
A white drink from cows.
Children drink milk every day.
- millionmillion
The number 1,000,000.
A million people live in this city.
- mindfikr/xafsalamoq
The thinking part of a person; to object.
Keep an open mind.
- minusminus
Used when you take away numbers.
Five minus two is three.
- minutedaqiqa
Sixty seconds.
I will be ready in a minute.
- mirroroyna
Glass that shows your face.
She looks in the mirror.
- mobile phonemobil telefon
A phone you can carry with you.
My mobile phone is in my bag.
- Mondaydushanba
The first day of the working week.
The test is on Monday.
- moneypul
Coins and notes you pay with.
I have no money today.
- monthoy
About thirty days.
This month is very busy.
- moonoy
The light we see at night.
The moon is bright tonight.
- moreko'proq
A larger amount.
I need more paper.
- morningertalab
The early part of the day.
I run every morning.
- mosquemasjid
A building where Muslims pray.
The old mosque is beautiful.
- mosteng ko'p
Greatest in quantity or degree.
Most students prefer online learning.
- mountaintog'
A very high hill.
The mountains are far away.
- mouthog'iz
The part you eat and speak with.
Open your mouth.
- moviefilm
A story recorded as moving pictures.
Let's watch a movie tonight.
- muchko'p
A large amount.
Do not drink too much tea.
- mumoyi
A child's word for mother.
My mum cooks very well.
- museummuzey
A place with old and famous things.
The museum is free today.
- musicmusiqa
Vocal or instrumental sounds combined to make art.
She listens to music every evening.
- mustkerak
To have to do something.
You must wear a seat belt.
- mymening
Belonging to me.
This is my book.
N
- nameism
The word that a person is called.
My name is Aziz.
- nearyaqin
A short distance away.
The shop is near our house.
- neckbo'yin
The part between your head and body.
She wears a scarf round her neck.
- needkerak bo'lmoq
To must have something.
We need more time.
- neighbourqo'shni
A person who lives next to you.
Our neighbour is very kind.
- neverhech qachon
At no time.
I never drink coffee.
- newyangi
Made a short time ago.
I bought a new phone.
- nextkeyingi
Immediately following.
Turn left at the next junction.
- next toyonida
Very close to something.
Sit next to me.
- niceyaxshi/chiroyli
Pleasant or attractive.
What a nice day!
- nighttun
The dark part of the day.
The night was very cold.
- nineto'qqiz
The number 9.
Nine students came today.
- nineteeno'n to'qqiz
The number 19.
There are nineteen books here.
- ninetyto'qson
The number 90.
He lives ninety kilometres from here.
- noyo'q
A word to say that something is not true.
No, I don't have a car.
- nobodyhech kim
No person.
Nobody was at home.
- noontush payti
Twelve o'clock in the day.
We eat lunch at noon.
- northshimol
The direction opposite to the south.
The wind comes from the north.
- noseburun
The part you smell with.
He has a red nose.
- notebookdaftar
A book with empty pages.
My notebook is full.
- nothinghech narsa
Not one thing.
There is nothing in the box.
- Novembernoyabr
The eleventh month of the year.
It often rains in November.
- nowhozir
At this moment.
I am busy now.
- numberraqam, son
A word or sign for counting.
Choose a number from one to ten.
- nursehamshira
A person who helps a doctor.
The nurse was very kind.
- nutyong'oq
A hard-shelled seed you can eat.
Nuts give a lot of energy.
O
- o'clocksoat
Used after a number to tell the hour.
It is five o'clock.
- oceanokean
A vast body of saltwater.
The Pacific Ocean is the largest ocean.
- Octoberoktyabr
The tenth month of the year.
The leaves fall in October.
- of-ning (qaratqich)
Showing that something belongs to something.
This is the door of the house.
- of coursealbatta
Used to say yes strongly.
Of course, you can sit here.
- officeofis
A place where people work at desks.
My father goes to the office.
- oftentez-tez
Many times.
He often visits us.
- oilyog'
A liquid used for cooking.
Put oil in the pan.
- okayxo'p
All right.
Okay, let's go.
- oldkeksa, eski
Not new or not young.
This is an old book.
- onustida
Touching the top of something.
The cup is on the table.
- oncebir marta
On one occasion; as soon as.
I visited Paris once.
- onebir
The number 1.
I have one brother.
- onionpiyoz
A round vegetable with a strong taste.
Cut the onion, please.
- onlyfaqat
Just this and nothing more.
I have only one brother.
- openochmoq
To make something not closed.
Open your books.
- oryoki
A word that shows a choice.
Do you want tea or coffee?
- orangeapelsin
A round citrus fruit.
Orange juice has vitamin C.
- otherboshqa
Different from this one.
Give me the other book.
- ourbizning
Belonging to us.
Our house is near the park.
- outtashqarida
Not inside.
The children are out in the garden.
- outsidetashqarida
Not inside.
The children are outside.
- overustida
Above something.
A bird flew over the house.
P
- pagesahifa
One side of a paper in a book.
Open page twenty.
- painog'riq
A bad feeling in the body.
I feel pain in my knee.
- paintbo'yamoq
To put colour on something.
We paint the walls white.
- paperqog'oz
Thin material for writing.
Write it on this paper.
- parentota-ona
A mother or a father.
My parents work in Tashkent.
- parentsota-ona
Your mother and father.
My parents live in Tashkent.
- parkpark
A green place for walking.
Children play in the park.
- partqism
A piece of something larger.
This is part of a larger project.
- pastamakaron
An Italian food made from flour and water.
We eat pasta with tomato sauce.
- payto'lamoq
To give money for something.
I pay in cash.
- peachshaftoli
A soft round fruit.
These peaches are very sweet.
- pearnok
A sweet green or yellow fruit, narrow at the top and wide at the bottom.
I eat a pear every day.
- penruchka
A tool for writing with ink.
My pen is blue.
- pencilqalam
A wooden tool for writing.
Sharpen your pencil.
- pencil casepenal
A small bag or box for pens and pencils.
I keep my pens in my pencil case.
- peopleodamlar
More than one person.
Many people live in this city.
- personshaxs, odam
One human being.
She is a quiet person.
- petuy hayvoni
An animal that lives with you at home.
Our pet is a small white cat.
- picturerasm
A drawing, painting or photo.
There is a picture on the wall.
- pigcho'chqa
A pink farm animal.
The pig is eating on the farm.
- pinkpushti
A light red colour.
The flowers are pink.
- pizzapitsa
A flat round bread with cheese on top.
Let's order a pizza tonight.
- placejoy/qo'ymoq
A specific location; to put.
This is a beautiful place.
- planesamolyot
A vehicle that flies.
The plane is very fast.
- planto'simlik
A living organism that grows in soil.
Water your plants every other day.
- platelikopcha
A flat dish for food.
Wash the plates, please.
- playo'ynamoq
To do something for fun.
Children play outside.
- plusplyus
Used when you add numbers.
Two plus two is four.
- poorkambag'al
Having little money.
They were very poor.
- popularommabop
Liked by many people.
Football is a popular sport.
- post officepochta
A place where you send letters.
I go to the post office to send a letter.
- potatokartoshka
A round vegetable from the ground.
Potatoes are cheap now.
- poundfunt
Money used in the United Kingdom.
The coffee costs two pounds.
- pricenarx
How much something costs.
The price is too high.
- purplebinafsha rang
A colour between red and blue.
Her bag is purple.
- putqo'ymoq
To move something to a place.
Put it on the table.
Q
- queenqirolicha
A woman who rules a country.
The queen waved to the crowd.
- questionsavol
Something you ask.
Can I ask a question?
- quicktez
Done in a short time.
Take a quick look at this.
- quitejuda/ancha
To a certain or fairly great extent.
The exam was quite difficult.
R
- radioradio
A device for receiving radio broadcasts.
He listens to the radio while driving.
- rainyomg'ir
Water falling from clouds.
The rain stopped an hour ago.
- reado'qimoq
To look at words and understand.
I read before sleeping.
- realhaqiqiy
Actually existing; genuine.
This is a real problem.
- redqizil
The colour of blood.
She has a red dress.
- restaurantrestoran
A place where you buy a meal.
This restaurant is expensive.
- riceguruch
Small white grains used as food.
Rice is used for palov.
- richboy
Having a lot of money.
That family is rich.
- rightto'g'ri, o'ng
Correct, or not left.
Your answer is right.
- riverdaryo
A long line of water.
The river is deep here.
- roadyo'l
A way for cars to travel on.
The road to Samarkand is long.
- rooftom
The top cover of a house.
Birds sit on the roof.
- roomxona
A part of a house with walls.
My room is very clean.
- rounddumaloq
Shaped like a circle or ball.
The table is round.
- runyugurmoq
To move fast on your feet.
He runs every morning.
S
- sadxafa
Feeling unhappy.
Why are you sad?
- saladsalat
Cold vegetables mixed together.
We had a salad with lunch.
- salttuz
A white thing that makes food salty.
Add a little salt.
- samebir xil
Not different.
We have the same bag.
- sandqum
Very small pieces of stone.
The sand is hot.
- sandwichsendvich
Two pieces of bread with food between.
I made a cheese sandwich.
- Saturdayshanba
The first day of the weekend.
We rest on Saturday.
- sayaytmoq
To use words to tell.
Say it again, please.
- scarfsharf
A long piece of cloth worn round the neck.
Wear a scarf in winter.
- schoolmaktab
A place where children learn.
Our school is new.
- school bagmaktab sumkasi
A bag you carry your books in.
My school bag is very heavy.
- seadengiz
A large area of salt water.
I have never seen the sea.
- seato'rindiq
A place to sit.
This seat is free.
- secondikkinchi
Coming after the first.
This is my second cup.
- seeko'rmoq
To notice with your eyes.
I can see the mountain.
- sellsotmoq
To give something for money.
They sell fresh fruit.
- Septembersentyabr
The ninth month of the year.
School starts in September.
- sevenyetti
The number 7.
A week has seven days.
- seventeeno'n yetti
The number 17.
My cousin is seventeen.
- seventyyetmish
The number 70.
My grandmother is seventy.
- shapeshakl
The outer form of something.
What shape is the table?
- sheu (ayol)
A female person mentioned before.
She is a teacher.
- sheepqo'y
A farm animal with wool.
We have twenty sheep.
- shirtko'ylak (erkak)
Clothing for the top of the body.
His shirt is white.
- shoetufli, poyabzal
What you wear on your feet.
My shoes are black.
- shopdo'kon
A place where you buy things.
The shop opens at nine.
- shoppingxarid
Buying things in shops.
We go shopping on Saturday.
- shortqisqa, past
Not long or not tall.
The lesson was short.
- shortsshortik
Short trousers.
I wear shorts in summer.
- shoulderyelka
The part of your body between your neck and your arm.
He carries a bag on his shoulder.
- showerdush
Water that falls from above to wash you.
I take a shower in the morning.
- sickkasal
Not well.
My brother is sick today.
- signbelgi/imzolash
An indication; to write one's name.
Sign the document here.
- sincechunki/dan beri
From a past time until now; because.
I have been studying since morning.
- singqo'shiq aytmoq
To make music with your voice.
They sing in the choir.
- singerxonanda
A person who sings songs.
The singer has a lovely voice.
- sistersingil, opa
A female child of your parents.
My sister studies medicine.
- sito'tirmoq
To rest on a chair.
Sit down, please.
- sit downo'tirmoq
To take a seat.
Please sit down and open your books.
- sixolti
The number 6.
The class starts at six.
- sixteeno'n olti
The number 16.
He will be sixteen next month.
- sixtyoltmish
The number 60.
There are sixty minutes in an hour.
- skirtyubka
A piece of clothing for women's lower body.
She wore a long red skirt.
- skyosmon
The space above the earth.
The sky is blue.
- sleepuxlamoq
To rest with closed eyes.
I sleep eight hours.
- slowsekin
Not fast.
The bus is slow today.
- smallkichik
Little in size.
My room is small.
- snowqor
Soft white ice from the sky.
Snow covers the mountains.
- snowyqorli
With a lot of snow.
It is a cold and snowy day.
- soshuning uchun
A word that shows a result.
It was cold, so I wore a coat.
- soapsovun
What you use to wash.
Wash your hands with soap.
- sockpaypoq
Clothing you wear on your foot inside a shoe.
I can't find my other sock.
- sofadivan
A long soft seat.
We watch TV on the sofa.
- softyumshoq
Not hard to touch.
The bread is still soft.
- someba'zi
An unknown amount.
Some people were late.
- someonekimdir
A person who is not named.
Someone is knocking at the door.
- somethingnimadir
A thing that is not named.
I want something to drink.
- sometimesba'zan
On some occasions.
Sometimes I walk to school.
- sono'g'il
Somebody's male child.
Their son is five years old.
- songqo'shiq
Words with music that you sing.
This is my favourite song.
- soontez orada
In a short time.
We will start soon.
- sorryuzr, kechirasiz
Used when you want to say you did wrong.
Sorry, I am late.
- soupsho'rva
A hot liquid food.
The soup is too hot.
- sournordon
Having a sharp taste like lemon.
The milk went sour.
- southjanub
The direction opposite to the north.
Birds fly south in winter.
- speakgapirmoq
To say words.
She speaks three languages.
- spoonqoshiq
A tool for eating soup.
Give me a clean spoon.
- standturmoq
To be on your feet.
Stand near the door.
- staryulduz
A small light in the night sky.
I can see many stars.
- startboshlamoq
To begin something.
The film starts at eight.
- stationbekat, vokzal
A place where trains or buses stop.
Meet me at the station.
- stepqadam
A movement of the foot; a stage.
Take one step at a time.
- stillhali ham
Up to this time; not moving.
I still have questions.
- stonetosh
A small hard piece of rock.
Do not throw stones.
- stopto'xtatmoq
To cease moving or doing.
Stop talking and listen.
- storyhikoya
A tale that you read or tell.
My mother reads me a story.
- strawberryqulupnay
A small red sweet fruit.
She likes strawberry ice cream.
- streetko'cha
A road in a town with houses.
Our street is quiet.
- strongkuchli
Having power.
He is a strong man.
- studento'quvchi, talaba
A person who studies.
She is a good student.
- studyo'qish/tadqiq etmoq
To acquire knowledge by reading.
Study every day for best results.
- sugarshakar
A sweet white food.
No sugar in my tea, please.
- sunquyosh
The star that gives us light.
The sun is very hot today.
- Sundayyakshanba
The last day of the week.
Sunday is a family day.
- supermarketsupermarket
A big shop that sells food and other things.
We buy food at the supermarket.
- sureishonch
Certain; without doubt.
Are you sure about the answer?
- sweetshirin
Having a sugar taste.
This tea is too sweet.
- swimmingsuzish
The sport of moving in water.
Swimming is good for your health.
- swimming poolsuzish havzasi
A place with water for swimming.
We go to the swimming pool on Friday.
T
- tablestol
Furniture with a flat top.
Put the plates on the table.
- takeolmoq
To get something in your hand.
Take an apple.
- talkgaplashmoq
To speak; a conversation.
Let's talk about your progress.
- tallbaland bo'yli
Higher than usual.
He is a tall boy.
- tastymazali
Having a good flavour.
This soup is very tasty.
- taxitaksi
A car you pay to travel in.
Let's take a taxi.
- teachoy
A hot drink from leaves.
We drink tea after dinner.
- teacho'rgatmoq
To help somebody learn.
She teaches maths.
- teachero'qituvchi
A person who teaches.
Our teacher is patient.
- teddy bearayiqcha o'yinchoq
A soft toy that looks like a bear.
The baby sleeps with a teddy bear.
- teethtishlar
The hard white parts in your mouth.
I brush my teeth twice a day.
- tellaytib bermoq
To give information to somebody.
Tell me the truth.
- teno'n
The number 10.
Ten students came.
- tennistennis
A sport played with a racket and ball.
I play tennis on Saturday.
- terribledahshatli
Very bad.
The weather was terrible yesterday.
- testsinov/imtihon
An examination or trial.
She passed the test with a high score.
- thandan ko'ra
Used when you compare two things.
My brother is taller than me.
- thank yourahmat, tashakkur
Words that show you are grateful.
Thank you for the present.
- thanksrahmat (norasmiy)
A word you say to show you are grateful.
Thanks for your help.
- thatu/o'sha
The thing that is far.
That is my teacher.
- theirularning
Belonging to them.
Their car is new.
- theno'shanda/so'ngra
After that.
We ate dinner, then we watched TV.
- thereu yerda
In that place.
Put the bag over there.
- thesebular
More than one thing that is near.
These apples are very sweet.
- theyular
Other people or things.
They live near the park.
- thingnarsa
An object or idea.
What is that thing on the table?
- thinko'ylamoq
To use your mind.
I think it is correct.
- thirduchinchi
Coming after the second.
He finished in third place.
- thirstychanqagan
Wanting to drink.
Are you thirsty?
- thirteeno'n uch
The number 13.
My brother is thirteen years old.
- thirtyo'ttiz
The number 30.
The trip takes thirty minutes.
- thisbu
The thing that is near.
This is my house.
- thoseo'shalar (uzoqdagilar)
More than one thing that is far.
Those books are on the shelf.
- thousandming
The number 1000.
A thousand words is a lot.
- threeuch
The number 3.
We waited three hours.
- Thursdaypayshanba
The day before Friday.
See you on Thursday.
- ticketchipta
A paper that lets you travel.
Buy two tickets, please.
- timevaqt
The progression of events from past to future.
What time is it now?
- to-ga (yo'nalish)
Showing the direction of movement.
I go to school by bus.
- todaybugun
This day.
Today is my birthday.
- toilethojatxona
A special seat with water that takes away waste from your body.
The toilet is next to the bathroom.
- tomatopomidor
A soft red vegetable.
I want a tomato salad.
- tomorrowertaga
The day after today.
We travel tomorrow.
- tonightbugun kechqurun
The evening and night of today.
We are going to the cinema tonight.
- tooham (gap oxirida)/haddan tashqari
Also, or more than needed.
I like tea too.
- toothtish
A hard white part in your mouth.
Clean your teeth twice a day.
- toothachetish og'rig'i
A pain in your tooth.
He has a terrible toothache.
- toothbrushtish cho'tkasi
A small brush for cleaning teeth.
I brush my teeth with a new toothbrush.
- toothpastetish pastasi
A soft paste for cleaning teeth.
We need new toothpaste.
- touristsayyoh
A person who visits a place on holiday.
The tourist takes photos of the museum.
- towelsochiq
Cloth for drying your body.
Bring me a clean towel.
- townkichik shahar
A place with many houses, smaller than a city.
We live in a small town.
- toyo'yinchoq
A thing that children play with.
The baby has a new toy.
- trainpoyezd
A vehicle that runs on rails.
The train leaves at seven.
- treedaraxt
A tall plant with a trunk.
We planted a tree.
- tripsayohat
A short journey.
We had a nice trip.
- trousersshim
Clothing for the legs.
These trousers are new.
- truehaqiqiy
In accordance with fact.
Is that statement true?
- trustishonmoq
Firm belief in reliability of someone.
Trust is built over time.
- Tuesdayseshanba
The day after Monday.
We meet on Tuesday.
- twelveo'n ikki
The number 12.
A year has twelve months.
- twentyyigirma
The number 20.
Twenty pages are enough.
- twinegizak
One of two children born together.
My twin brother looks just like me.
- twoikki
The number 2.
Two plus two is four.
- typetur/yozmoq
A category of thing; to write.
What type of music do you like?
U
- uglyxunuk
Not nice to look at.
The old building is ugly.
- umbrellasoyabon
You hold it over your head in the rain.
Take an umbrella, it is raining.
- uncleamaki, tog'a
The brother of your mother or father.
My uncle lives in Samarkand.
- underostida
Below something.
The cat is under the table.
- untilgacha
Up to the point in time.
Study until you understand it.
- upyuqoriga
To a higher place.
The cat climbed up the tree.
- usuallyodatda
In most cases.
I usually get up at six.
V
- vegetablesabzavot
A plant used as food.
Eat more vegetables.
- veryjuda
Used to make a word stronger.
The soup is very hot.
- villageqishloq
A small place in the countryside.
My grandparents live in a village.
- voiceovoz
The sound produced in speaking.
Speak in a clear voice.
W
- waitkutmoq
To stay until something happens.
Wait five minutes.
- wakeuyg'onmoq
To stop sleeping.
I wake up at six.
- wake upuyg'onmoq
To stop sleeping.
I wake up at seven o'clock.
- walkyurmoq
To move on your feet.
We walk in the park.
- walldevor
The side of a room.
The wall is white.
- wallethamyon
A small case for money and cards.
He lost his wallet on the bus.
- wantxohlamoq
To wish to have.
I want a new bag.
- warmiliq
Pleasantly hot.
The room is warm.
- washyuvmoq
To clean with water.
Wash the plates.
- watchko'rmoq/soat
To look at; a timepiece.
Watch your time during the exam.
- watersuv
A clear liquid we drink.
Drink more water.
- watermelontarvuz
A large green fruit with red flesh.
Watermelon is best in summer.
- webiz
The speaker and others.
We are in the same class.
- weakkuchsiz
Not strong.
I feel weak today.
- Wednesdaychorshanba
The middle day of the week.
Wednesday is very busy.
- weekhafta
Seven days.
See you next week.
- weekenddam olish kunlari
Saturday and Sunday.
Have a nice weekend!
- welcomexush kelibsiz
A word you say to greet a guest.
Welcome to our home.
- wellyaxshi (ravish: qanday?)
In a good way.
He speaks English well.
- westg'arb
The direction where the sun goes down.
The sun sets in the west.
- wetho'l
Covered with water.
My shoes are wet.
- whatnima
Used to ask about a thing.
What is your name?
- whenqachon
Used to ask about time.
When is your birthday?
- whereqayerda
Used to ask about a place.
Where do you live?
- whichqaysi
Used to ask about a choice.
Which bag is yours?
- whiteoq
The colour of snow.
A white shirt looks clean.
- whokim
Used to ask about a person.
Who is that boy?
- whynega
Used to ask for a reason.
Why are you late?
- widekeng
Large from side to side.
The river is wide here.
- wifexotin
A married woman.
His wife is a teacher.
- windshamol
Air that moves.
The wind is very strong.
- windowderaza
The glass part of a wall.
Open the window, please.
- wishtilamoq
To desire something.
I wish you all the best.
- withbilan
Together or using something.
I live with my parents.
- without-siz
Not having something.
I drink tea without sugar.
- womanayol
An adult female person.
The woman works in a shop.
- womenayollar
More than one woman.
The women are talking in the garden.
- wonderfulajoyib
Extremely good.
We had a wonderful holiday.
- wordso'z
A unit of language.
I learn ten words a day.
- workishlamoq
To do a job.
My mother works in a school.
- worlddunyo
The earth and all the people on it.
I want to travel around the world.
- writeyozmoq
To put words on paper.
Write your name here.
- writeryozuvchi
A person who writes books.
My favourite writer is Abdulla Qodiriy.
- wrongnoto'g'ri
Not correct.
That is the wrong door.
Y
- yearyil
Twelve months.
Last year I was in Bukhara.
- yellowsariq
The colour of the sun.
Yellow flowers are everywhere.
- yesha
A word to say that something is true.
Yes, I like tea.
- yesterdaykecha
The day before today.
Yesterday was very hot.
- yethali
Up to now.
He has not come yet.
- yousen, siz
The person being spoken to.
You are my friend.
- youngyosh
Not old.
She is very young.
- yoursizning/sening
Belonging to you.
Is this your pen?
Z
- zebrazebra
A horse-like animal with black and white lines.
We saw a zebra at the zoo.
Ro'yxatni o'qish yetmaydi — yodlang
SafeStudy lug'atida shu so'zlar kartochka, test va takrorlash jadvali bilan beriladi: unutayotgan so'zingiz o'z vaqtida qayta chiqadi.