CEFR C1 · Yuqori
C1 darajadagi inglizcha so'zlar
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A
- abolitionbekor qilish
The formal putting an end to something.
The abolition of slavery was a historic event.
- abstractionmavhumlik
The quality of dealing with ideas not concrete reality.
Art can express powerful abstractions.
- accordinglyshuning uchun
In a way that is appropriate.
Act accordingly when given instructions.
- accuracyaniqlik
The quality of being correct.
Accuracy in data is essential.
- activismijtimoiy faollik
Action to bring about political or social change.
Student activism helped to change the university's policy.
- adamantqat'iy turib oluvchi
Refusing to change your mind despite pressure.
The minister remained adamant that the new law was necessary.
- adeptmohir, epchil
Very skilled at doing something difficult.
She is adept at explaining complex ideas in simple words.
- adherencerioya qilish
Attachment to a practice or belief.
Strict adherence to rules ensures quality.
- admittedlytan olish kerakki
Used to admit that something is true.
Admittedly, the course is difficult, but it is worth it.
- advancementrivojlanish
Progress or development.
Advancements in medicine save lives.
- adversarialdushmanlik
Involving opposing sides.
The adversarial legal system challenges both sides.
- adversaryraqib, dushman
An opponent in a contest or conflict.
The two companies have been fierce adversaries for many years.
- adversityqiyinchilik/muammo
Difficulties or misfortune.
She overcame great adversity.
- advocacyhimoyachilik
Support for a cause or policy.
Environmental advocacy is growing.
- advocate foryoqlab chiqmoq
To publicly recommend something.
Teachers advocate for smaller classes.
- aestheticestetik/go'zal
Concerned with beauty and art.
The museum focuses on aesthetic design.
- affiliationbog'liqlik/a'zolik
Official connection with a group.
His university affiliation is Oxford.
- affinitymoyillik, yaqinlik
A natural liking for or connection with something.
Many children show an affinity for music from an early age.
- aggravatekuchaytirmoq
To make worse.
Stress aggravates the condition.
- aggregatejamlanma
A total formed from many parts.
The aggregate score was high.
- agitatetashviq qilmoq / bezovta qilmoq
To campaign actively for change, or to worry someone.
Workers began to agitate for shorter hours and better pay.
- ailmentkasallik/og'riq
A minor illness.
She suffers from a chronic ailment.
- albeitgarchi
Although, used to add a contrast.
The plan worked, albeit slowly.
- alienatebegonalashtirmoq
To make people feel distant, unwelcome or unfriendly.
Harsh criticism may alienate the very people you want to help.
- alienationbegonalashtirish
Isolation from society or community.
Economic inequality leads to social alienation.
- allegationda'vo/ayblov
A claim without proof.
He denied the allegations against him.
- allegedgumon qilinayotgan, da'vo qilingan
Claimed to be true but not yet proved.
The alleged thief was arrested outside the station last night.
- allegiancesadoqat
Loyalty to a person or cause.
Citizens pledge allegiance to the nation.
- allegoryallegoriya
A story with a hidden meaning.
The novel is an allegory for power.
- alleviateyengillashtirmoq
To make pain or a problem less severe.
The fund alleviates rural poverty.
- altruismselflesslik/fidoyilik
Unselfish concern for others.
Altruism drives charitable giving.
- ambiguitynoaniqlik
The quality of being open to more than one meaning.
Legal texts should avoid ambiguity.
- ambivalentikkilangan
Having mixed feelings about something.
She felt ambivalent about moving.
- amplifykuchaytirmoq
To increase the volume or importance.
Technology amplifies the impact of ideas.
- analogouso'xshash/analogik
Comparable in certain respects.
The two situations are analogous.
- analogyo'xshashlik/analogiya
A comparison to explain something.
He explained it with a helpful analogy.
- anarchismanarxizm
Belief in abolishing government.
Anarchism rejects all forms of authority.
- anatomyanatomiya
The structure of living organisms.
Medical students study human anatomy.
- anesthesiaanesteziya
Loss of sensation during surgery.
General anesthesia is used for major surgery.
- animatejonlantirmoq
To bring to life.
Music can animate a dull speech.
- annotationizoh/sharh
A note added to a text.
Add annotations to the key passages.
- anomalyanomaliya/g'ayritabiiy holat
Something different from what is expected.
The scientist noticed an anomaly in the data.
- antagonismdushmanlik
Active opposition or hostility.
Antagonism between groups led to conflict.
- antagonizeg'azabini keltirmoq
To make someone angry or hostile toward you.
The tax proposal antagonized many small business owners.
- apparatusapparat/qurilma
Equipment needed for a particular activity.
The laboratory apparatus was carefully arranged.
- apparentlyko'rinishidan
As far as one can judge.
Apparently, the meeting was cancelled.
- apprehensionxavotir
Anxiety about a future event.
There was apprehension before the results.
- apprehensivexavotirli
Worried that something unpleasant may happen.
She felt apprehensive before her first day at university.
- appropriationo'zlashtirish
Taking something for one's own use.
Cultural appropriation raises ethical questions.
- apto'rinli, mos / moyil
Suitable for the situation, or likely to do something.
Bittersweet is an apt description of the film's ending.
- aptitudeqobiliyat
A natural ability to learn or do something.
He showed a real aptitude for mathematics at school.
- arablehaydaladigan
Suitable for growing crops.
Arable land is decreasing due to erosion.
- arable landhaydaladigan yer
Land suitable for growing crops.
Arable land is decreasing globally.
- arbitraryixtiyoriy/o'zboshimcha
Based on random choice, not reason.
The decision seemed arbitrary and unfair.
- arbitratehakamlik qilib hal qilmoq
To settle a dispute as an independent judge.
A neutral lawyer was hired to arbitrate the dispute.
- archaicqadimiy/eskirgan
Very old or old-fashioned.
Archaic language makes texts hard to read.
- archetypearxetip
A typical example of something.
She is the archetype of a dedicated teacher.
- arduousog'ir/qiyin
Involving great effort.
The trek was arduous but rewarding.
- articulateravon ifodalamoq
To express ideas clearly.
He articulated his position well.
- ascertainaniqlab olmoq
To find out for certain.
Ascertain the exact cause first.
- assertionda'vo/tasdiq
A confident and forceful statement.
His assertion lacks supporting evidence.
- assertiveo'z fikrini qat'iy bildiradigan
Confident and direct in expressing your opinions.
Being assertive helps you negotiate a fairer salary.
- assimilateo'zlashtirmoq / singishmoq
To absorb information or blend into a new culture.
It takes time to assimilate so much new information.
- asymmetryassimetriya
Lack of equality between parts.
The power asymmetry weakened negotiations.
- atrocityvahshiylik
An extremely cruel and shocking act.
The report documents atrocities committed during the long war.
- attributebog'lamoq, nisbat bermoq
To say that something is caused by something else.
She attributes her success to persistence.
- attribute tobog'lamoq
To say something is caused by.
They attribute the growth to reform.
- attributionbelgilash
Regarding something as being caused by.
Attribution of success to effort motivates students.
- attritionyo'qotish/kamaytirish
Gradual reduction through sustained pressure.
Staff attrition increases hiring costs.
- audaciousjasur, dadil
Showing a willingness to take bold risks.
The architect presented an audacious design for the new bridge.
- augmentto'ldirmoq
To make something larger by adding.
Grants augment the school budget.
- austerityqat'iylik/tejamkorlik
Difficult economic conditions with restrictions.
Government austerity measures cut spending.
- automationavtomatlashtirish
The use of machines to do work previously done by people.
Automation has transformed manufacturing industries.
- autonomousavtonom/mustaqil
Acting independently without control.
The robot operates autonomously.
- autonomymustaqillik
The right to govern yourself.
Regions were given more autonomy.
- avidishtiyoqmand
Having a strong and eager interest in something.
He is an avid reader of science fiction novels.
B
- back downtalabidan voz kechmoq
To give up your position after being challenged.
The company backed down and withdrew the new fee.
- backdropfon, sharoit
The setting against which events take place.
The talks took place against a backdrop of rising tension.
- backlashkeskin qarshilik
A strong negative reaction from many people.
The new fee caused a public backlash against the airline.
- balancing actmuvozanatni saqlash
Managing competing demands.
Leading a team is a balancing act.
- bank onishonmoq, umid bog'lamoq
To rely on something happening.
You cannot bank on good weather in April.
- barrageketma-ket yog'ilish
A large number of questions or criticisms at once.
The speaker faced a barrage of questions from journalists.
- base rateasosiy stavka
The interest rate set by central bank.
The central bank raised the base rate.
- benchmarkmezon
A standard used for comparison.
The score sets a new benchmark.
- benevolentxayrixoh
Kind and generous toward other people.
A benevolent donor paid for the school's new library.
- biased samplexolismas namuna
A non-representative research sample.
A biased sample leads to wrong conclusions.
- bilateralikki tomonlama
Involving two parties.
A bilateral trade agreement was signed.
- biometricbiometrik
Relating to biological measurements.
Biometric login uses fingerprints.
- bleaknoumid, ayanchli
Without hope or promise; empty and cold.
The economic outlook for the region remains bleak.
- blockchainblokcheyn
A system of recording data in linked blocks.
Blockchain technology ensures secure transactions.
- bolstermustahkamlamoq
To support or strengthen something.
New evidence bolstered the case for tighter regulation.
- bombardbombardimon qilmoq / ustiga yog'dirmoq
To attack with a continuous flow of questions or information.
We are bombarded with advertising from the moment we wake.
- bottlenecktiqilinch
A point of congestion slowing flow.
The approval process is a bottleneck.
- brain drainaql-idrok oqishi
Emigration of skilled workers.
Brain drain weakens developing economies.
- breakthroughyutuq/kashfiyot
A sudden important development.
Scientists made a major breakthrough.
- brinkyoqasi, arafasi (xavfli holat oldidan)
The point just before something new or dangerous happens.
The company was on the brink of collapse last year.
- broad rangekeng qator
A wide variety of things.
A broad range of topics is covered.
- brush up(unutilgan bilimni) qayta tiklamoq, sayqallamoq
To improve skills you have not used for a while.
I need to brush up on my French before the trip.
- bureaucraticbyurokratik
Relating to bureaucracy.
Bureaucratic delays frustrate citizens.
- burgeoningjadal o'sayotgan
Growing or developing very quickly.
The burgeoning tourism industry has created thousands of jobs.
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- callousshafqatsiz
Showing no sympathy for other people's suffering.
His callous remarks about the victims shocked everyone.
- camaraderiedo'stona hamjihatlik
Friendship and trust among people who spend time together.
Soldiers often form a deep camaraderie during training.
- capitalismkapitalizm
An economic system based on private ownership.
Capitalism encourages competition and innovation.
- captivateqiziqtirmoq
To attract and hold attention.
Her speech captivated the audience.
- carcinogenkanserogen
A substance causing cancer.
Tobacco is a well-known carcinogen.
- carve outajratib olmoq
To create through effort.
She carved out a successful career.
- case studykejs-stadi
An in-depth analysis of one subject.
The case study reveals management failures.
- catastrophichalokatli
Causing sudden and very serious damage.
The oil spill had catastrophic effects on marine life.
- catchmentsuv yig'ish maydoni
An area draining into a river.
The catchment area was polluted.
- ceasefireo't ochishni to'xtatish, sulh
An agreement to stop fighting for a period.
A ceasefire was announced after three days of talks.
- celebratedmashhur, e'zozlangan
Famous and widely admired by many people.
She is a celebrated author of historical novels.
- censortsenzura qilmoq
To remove parts of a text that are considered unacceptable.
The state tried to censor news about the protests.
- charismajozibadorlik
A special charm that attracts and inspires people.
The young leader won support through sheer charisma.
- chieflyasosan
Mainly or mostly, but not completely.
Obesity is caused chiefly by diet and lack of exercise.
- circumspectehtiyotkor
Unwilling to take risks.
Be circumspect in your claims.
- circumventqochmoq/chetlab o'tmoq
To find a way around an obstacle.
They tried to circumvent the rules.
- civicfuqarolik
Relating to a city or citizenship.
Civic engagement strengthens democracy.
- civil rightsfuqarolik huquqlari
Rights of citizens to political and social freedom.
The civil rights movement fought for equality.
- class dividesinf farqi
The gap between social classes.
Class divides limit social mobility.
- class systemsinf tizimi
A social hierarchy based on wealth or occupation.
The class system limits social mobility.
- clinicalklinik
Relating to medical treatment.
Clinical trials test new medicines.
- coalitionkoalitsiya
A union of groups for a purpose.
A coalition formed the government.
- coexistencebirgalikda yashash
The state of existing together peacefully.
Different religions can coexist harmoniously.
- cognitivekognitiv
Relating to mental processes.
Cognitive skills develop through reading.
- coherenceizchillik
A clear logical connection.
The essay lacks coherence.
- cohesionbirlik/hamjihatlik
The action of forming a united whole.
Social cohesion is essential for development.
- cohesivejipslashgan
United and working well together as a whole.
A cohesive team is more likely to reach its goals.
- coincidemos kelmoq
To happen at the same time as something else.
The festival coincides with the end of the harvest.
- collateralgarov
Property promised to a lender as security for a loan.
The bank asked for collateral before approving the loan.
- collectivekollektiv/jamoaviy
Done by people acting as a group.
Collective action drives social change.
- colonialismkolonializm
Policy of acquiring political control over others.
Colonialism had lasting effects on developing nations.
- colossalulkan
Extremely large in size or amount.
The project required a colossal investment of public money.
- commenceboshlamoq
To begin or start.
The ceremony will commence at noon.
- commensuratemutanosib
Corresponding in size or degree to something.
Salaries should be commensurate with experience and qualifications.
- commoditytovar
A raw material or primary agricultural product.
Oil is a globally traded commodity.
- compellingishonarli
Very convincing or interesting.
She gave a compelling argument.
- compensateqoplamoq
To make up for a loss.
Practice compensates for talent.
- competencymalaka
The ability to do something effectively.
Assess competency through practical tests.
- complacento'zini tutgan/nozanin
Satisfied with oneself, often unaware.
Don't be complacent about your progress.
- complementto'ldirmoq
To add something that improves or completes another thing.
A light lemon sauce complements the flavour of the fish perfectly.
- complexitymurakkablik
The state of having many interconnected parts.
The complexity of the issue requires experts.
- compliancerioya qilish
The act of obeying a rule or law.
Firms must ensure compliance with the new safety standards.
- comprehensivekeng qamrovli
Including everything needed.
The report is comprehensive.
- comprisetarkib topmoq
To consist of parts.
The course comprises six modules.
- conceivetasavvur qilmoq
To form an idea in the mind.
He conceived the project alone.
- conceptualkontseptual
Relating to mental concepts.
The paper presents a conceptual framework.
- concurrentbir vaqtdagi
Happening at the same time.
Concurrent processing speeds up computation.
- conducivequlay/ko'maklashuvchi
Making a certain outcome likely to happen.
A quiet environment is conducive to studying.
- confiscatemusodara qilmoq
To take something officially.
Security confiscated the prohibited items.
- conform(qoidaga) bo'ysunmoq, muvofiq bo'lmoq
To follow rules, standards or accepted behaviour.
All products must conform to European safety standards.
- conjecturetaxmin
An opinion formed without proof.
Any explanation for the delay is pure conjecture.
- connotationqo'shimcha ma'no
An idea suggested by a word beyond its literal meaning.
The word politician has negative connotations for some people.
- conscientiousvijdonli
Careful and hardworking.
She is a conscientious worker.
- consciousnessong
The state of being aware.
Human consciousness is complex.
- consecutiveketma-ket
Following one after another without a break.
The team won five consecutive matches this season.
- consensusumumiy fikr
General agreement among a group.
There is no consensus yet.
- consequentnatijada/keyingi
Following as a result.
The accident and its consequent injuries.
- consequentlynatijada/shuning uchun
As a result; therefore.
The roads were icy; consequently, many accidents occurred.
- consolidatemustahkamlamoq / birlashtirmoq
To strengthen a position or merge things into one.
The firm hopes to consolidate its lead in Asia.
- constituencysaylov okrugi
An area whose voters elect a representative.
The MP promised to visit every village in her constituency.
- constraincheklamoq
To limit somebody's freedom.
Time constrains our options.
- constraintcheklov
A limitation or restriction.
Budget constraints limit our options.
- consumerismkonsumerizm
Preoccupation with consumer goods.
Consumerism drives modern economies.
- contagiousyuqumli
Spread by direct contact.
Flu is highly contagious.
- contemplatemulohaza qilmoq
To think about something seriously.
She contemplated a career change.
- contemptnafrat, mensimaslik
A feeling that someone is worthless and deserves no respect.
He treated the rules with open contempt.
- contentiousbahsli/munozarali
Causing disagreement.
This is a contentious political issue.
- contiguousqo'shni/yaqin
Sharing a border or touching.
The two regions are contiguous.
- contingencykutilmagan (ehtimoliy) holat
A possible future event that must be planned for.
We have a contingency plan in case of heavy snow.
- contingentbog'liq
Depending on something that may or may not happen.
The loan is contingent on approval from the board.
- contractionqisqarish
A reduction in size or length.
Economic contraction leads to job losses.
- contradictzid kelmoq
To say the opposite of something.
The results contradict the theory.
- contradictionziddiyat
A combination of statements that conflict.
There is a contradiction in his argument.
- contriveo'ylab topmoq / uddalamoq
To create or arrange something cleverly or artificially.
They contrived a way to finish the project early.
- conveneyig'moq / yig'ilmoq
To call people together for a formal meeting.
The council will convene on Monday to discuss the budget.
- convergenceyaqinlashuv
The process of coming together.
Cultural convergence is driven by globalization.
- converselyaksincha
In an opposite way.
Conversely, small firms grew.
- conveyyetkazmoq
To communicate an idea or feeling.
The film conveys deep emotion.
- convictionqat'iy ishonch/hukm
A strong belief; a verdict of guilty.
Speak with conviction.
- cordialsamimiy/iliq
Warm and friendly.
The meeting had a cordial atmosphere.
- corollaryoqibat/natija
A natural consequence of something.
Higher education is a corollary of modernization.
- corporatekorporativ
Relating to a large company or group.
Corporate responsibility includes environmental care.
- correlatebog'liq bo'lmoq
To have a mutual relationship.
Poverty and crime often correlate.
- correlationbog'liqlik
A connection between two things.
There is a strong correlation.
- corroboratetasdiqlamoq
To support a claim with further evidence.
Two witnesses corroborated his version of events.
- counteractqarshilik qilmoq
To reduce the effect of.
Exercise counteracts a sedentary lifestyle.
- counterfeitsoxta/qalbakilashtirilgan
Made in imitation; not genuine.
Counterfeit goods harm consumers.
- counterpartmuqobil/tengdosh
A person or thing holding a similar position.
The minister met with his European counterpart.
- covertyashirin
Secret and not openly shown.
The film exposes covert surveillance by government agencies.
- crack downqattiq choralar ko'rmoq
To act more strictly against illegal behaviour.
Police promised to crack down on illegal parking.
- credibleishonchli
Able to be believed.
The witness seemed credible.
- critical masskritik massa
Minimum amount needed for a process.
The movement reached critical mass.
- culminateyakunlanmoq
To end with an important event.
The course culminates in an exam.
- cutting-edgezamonaviy
Innovative and advanced.
She uses cutting-edge techniques.
- cynicalshubhaparast, ishonmaydigan
Believing that people act only from selfish motives.
Voters have grown cynical about politicians' promises.
- cynicismsinizm
Inclination to believe people are motivated by self-interest.
Cynicism about politics is common.
D
- data miningma'lumot qazib olish
Extracting patterns from large data.
Data mining reveals customer trends.
- data-drivenma'lumotlarga asoslangan
Based on data analysis.
A data-driven approach improves decisions.
- dauntingcho'chituvchi, qiyinligidan qo'rqitadigan
Making you feel nervous or less confident.
Writing a thesis can seem a daunting task at first.
- debilitatingholdan toydiruvchi
Making a person physically or mentally very weak.
She suffers from debilitating headaches several times a month.
- deciphershifrini ochmoq
To read or understand something unclear.
Historians are still trying to decipher the ancient script.
- decisiveqat'iy/hal qiluvchi
Having the ability to decide quickly.
A decisive leader inspires confidence.
- decreefarmon
An official order issued by a ruler or government.
The president issued a decree banning public gatherings.
- deemdeb hisoblamoq, deb topmoq
To consider something to be of a certain kind.
The bridge was deemed unsafe and closed immediately.
- deep learningchuqur o'rganish
An AI technique using neural networks.
Deep learning powers image recognition.
- defamationtuhmat
Making false statements harming reputation.
He sued the newspaper for defamation.
- defendantsudlanuvchi
A person accused of a crime in court.
The defendant pleaded not guilty to all charges.
- deficiencyetishmovchilik
A lack of something essential.
Iron deficiency causes anemia.
- deficitkamomad
The amount by which something is less than needed.
The government aims to reduce the budget deficit this year.
- deflectchalg'itmoq / qaytarmoq
To turn aside blame, attention or an object.
The minister tried to deflect criticism by blaming the media.
- dehydrationsuvsizlanish
Loss of water from the body.
Dehydration is dangerous in hot weather.
- delegate(ish, vakolatni) topshirmoq
To give part of your work or power to another person.
Good managers know when to delegate tasks to others.
- delegationdelegatsiya/topshirish
The process of assigning tasks to others.
Delegation is an important management skill.
- delicatenozik/muloyim
Fragile; requiring sensitive handling.
Handle this delicate situation carefully.
- demisebarham topish, tugashi
The end or failure of something.
Cheap imports led to the demise of local factories.
- demographydemografiya
Statistical study of populations.
Demography informs healthcare planning.
- denoteanglatmoq
To be a sign of something.
A red light denotes danger.
- denounceqoralamoq
To publicly criticise something as wrong or evil.
World leaders denounced the attack as a crime against humanity.
- depicttasvirlamoq
To show in a picture or words.
The novel depicts village life.
- depletetugatmoq, kamaytirmoq
To reduce the amount of something greatly.
Overfishing has depleted fish stocks across the region.
- depletionkamaytirish/tukantirish
Reduction of a resource.
Ozone depletion threatens life on Earth.
- deploreqattiq afsuslanmoq / qoralamoq
To strongly disapprove of something.
Critics deplore the decline of reading among teenagers.
- deprivationmahrum qilish
The lack of material benefits.
Sleep deprivation affects cognitive performance.
- deprivemahrum qilmoq
To take something important away from someone.
Poor sleep deprives the brain of time to recover.
- designatebelgilash
To officially assign to a role.
She was designated team leader.
- desirableistakli/maqsadga muvofiq
Worth having; pleasing.
Flexibility is a desirable skill.
- deteriorateyomonlashmoq
To become worse.
His health deteriorated quickly.
- determinismdeterminizm
The theory that all events are predetermined.
Determinism challenges the concept of free will.
- detrimentalzararli
Causing harm or damage.
Lack of sleep is detrimental to health.
- devastatevayron qilmoq
To destroy something or cause severe damage.
The floods devastated crops across the whole valley.
- deviatechetga chiqmoq
To move away from a standard.
Do not deviate from the plan.
- deviationchetlanish
Departure from the norm.
Any deviation from policy is unacceptable.
- deviseishlab chiqmoq
To invent a plan or method.
Engineers devised a cheaper way to purify water.
- devoidmahrum, xoli
Completely lacking something that is usually present.
The desert landscape was devoid of any vegetation.
- dichotomydaxotomiya/ikki bo'linish
A division into two contrasting things.
There is a dichotomy between theory and practice.
- dictatorshipdiktatura
Absolute rule by one person.
Dictatorships suppress basic freedoms.
- diplomaticdiplomatik
Of or concerning diplomacy.
A diplomatic solution avoids conflict.
- direog'ir, halokatli
Extremely serious, urgent or terrible.
The refugees are in dire need of food and shelter.
- discernfarqlay olmoq
To notice something with effort.
I could discern a pattern.
- discreetsir saqlaydigan, ehtiyotkor
Careful not to attract attention or reveal secrets.
The bank is discreet about its clients' financial affairs.
- discrepancynomuvofiqlik
A difference between two accounts.
There is a discrepancy in the figures.
- discretionixtiyoriylik/ehtiroslik
The freedom to decide what should be done.
Use your discretion in difficult cases.
- dismissivee'tiborsiz
Treating as unworthy of consideration.
Don't be dismissive of other views.
- dispersetarqatmoq / tarqalmoq
To spread out in different directions.
Police ordered the crowd to disperse peacefully.
- dispositionfe'l-atvor
A person's natural tendencies and character.
She has a cheerful disposition and gets along with everyone.
- disruptizdan chiqarmoq
To interrupt something so it cannot continue normally.
Heavy snow disrupted train services across the north.
- disruptionbuzilish/tartibsizlik
Disturbance which interrupts normal activity.
Technology disruption reshapes industries.
- disruptivebuzuvchi
Causing disruption.
Disruptive technology reshapes industries.
- disseminatetarqatmoq
To spread information widely.
Research must be disseminated.
- dissentnorozilik, qarshi fikr
Disagreement with an official or common opinion.
The government has little tolerance for public dissent.
- dissertationdissertatsiya
A long essay for a degree.
She submitted her dissertation last month.
- divergencefarqlanish
The process of growing apart.
There is a growing divergence in opinion.
- dominanceustunlik
Power and influence over others.
Market dominance requires constant innovation.
- dormantuyquda, faol bo'lmagan
Temporarily inactive but able to become active again.
The volcano has been dormant for over two centuries.
- downsizeqisqartirmoq
To reduce the size of a company.
The company downsized due to losses.
- drag oncho'zilib ketmoq
To continue for longer than necessary.
The negotiations dragged on for several months.
- draw onfoydalanmoq
To use knowledge or experience.
Draw on past experience to solve problems.
- dualqo'sh/ikki tomonlama
Having two parts or aspects.
She holds dual citizenship.
- dubiousshubhali
Not completely honest or reliable; doubtful.
The company's accounts contain several dubious payments.
- duplicityikki yuzlamachilik
Deceitfulness in behavior.
His duplicity was eventually revealed.
- durablechidamli
Able to last a long time.
Buy durable furniture for long-term use.
- dwell on(bir narsa ustida) ko'p o'ylayvermoq
To think or talk about something for too long.
It is unhelpful to dwell on past mistakes.
- dwindlekamayib bormoq
To become gradually smaller or weaker.
Support for the party has dwindled over the years.
- dynamicdinamik/faol
Characterized by constant change and activity.
The tech industry is highly dynamic.
E
- e-learningelektron o'qish
Learning via electronic technologies.
E-learning platforms offer flexible study.
- eccentricg'ayritabiiy
Unconventional; unusual.
He is an eccentric but brilliant scientist.
- ecotourismekologik turizm
Tourism to natural environments.
Ecotourism supports conservation.
- efficacioussamarali
Producing the intended result.
The treatment was highly efficacious.
- efficacysamaradorlik
The ability to produce the desired result.
The efficacy of the drug was confirmed.
- elaboratebatafsil bayon qilmoq
To explain in more detail.
Could you elaborate on that point?
- elicit(javob, munosabat) chiqarib olmoq
To get a reaction or information from someone.
The survey failed to elicit honest answers from respondents.
- elitismelitizm
Belief in superiority of a select group.
Elitism undermines democratic values.
- elusiveqo'lga tushmas
Hard to find, catch or achieve.
Success proved elusive for the young team.
- embodyo'zida mujassam etmoq
To be a perfect example of an idea or quality.
The athlete embodies the spirit of fair play.
- eminenttaniqli
Famous and respected, especially in a profession.
An eminent professor will deliver the opening lecture.
- empathyhamdardlik
The ability to understand another person's feelings.
Good doctors show empathy toward their frightened patients.
- emphasizeurg'u bermoq/ta'kidlamoq
To give special importance to something.
She emphasized the need for teamwork.
- empiricalempirik
Based on observation and experiment.
We need empirical evidence.
- empiricismempirizm
Theory based on observation and experiment.
Empiricism forms the basis of scientific method.
- emulatetaqlid qilmoq
To match or surpass by imitation.
Students emulate successful role models.
- enactqonun qilib qabul qilmoq
To make something law.
Parliament enacted the reform.
- encompassqamrab olmoq
To include a wide range.
The study encompasses ten regions.
- encryptionshifrlash
The process of putting data into a code to keep it secret.
End-to-end encryption protects private messages.
- endeavoursa'y-harakat
A serious attempt to do something.
Their endeavour deserves respect.
- endemicendemik/bir joyga xos
Regularly found in a particular area.
Malaria is endemic in tropical regions.
- enigmajumboq
Something or someone mysterious and hard to understand.
The origin of the manuscript remains an enigma.
- enrollmentro'yxatga olish
The action of registering for a course.
Enrollment closes at the end of the month.
- ensuekeyin yuz bermoq
To happen afterwards, often as a result.
Chaos ensued when the lights suddenly went out.
- entailtalab qilmoq
To involve as a necessary part.
The job entails frequent travel.
- entitlementhuquq
The belief of having a right to something.
Equal access to education is a basic entitlement.
- entitytashkilot/mavjudot
A thing with distinct existence.
A corporation is a legal entity.
- entrenchedchuqur ildiz otgan
Firmly established and difficult to change.
Corruption is deeply entrenched in the local administration.
- envisagetasavvur qilmoq
To imagine something as a future possibility.
Few experts envisaged such a rapid fall in prices.
- equilibriummuvozanat
A state of balance between competing forces.
The economy reached a new equilibrium.
- equitableadolatli/teng
Fair and impartial.
An equitable distribution of resources.
- equityadolat/tenglik
Fairness and impartiality.
Educational equity ensures all students succeed.
- erodeyemirmoq
To gradually wear away or weaken.
Heavy rain has eroded the soil on the hillside.
- erosioneroziya
Gradual wearing away of land.
Soil erosion destroys farmland.
- erroneousxato
Wrong or based on a mistake.
The erroneous report caused unnecessary panic among investors.
- essentiallyaslida/mohiyatan
Fundamentally.
This is essentially correct.
- esteemhurmat
Respect and admiration for someone.
He is held in high esteem by his colleagues.
- ethicalaxloqiy/etik
Relating to moral principles.
Ethical research requires informed consent.
- ethnicityetnik kelib chiqish
A group sharing cultural characteristics.
Ethnicity and identity are closely linked.
- evadechetlab o'tmoq
To avoid something by cleverness or deception.
The company was accused of evading millions in taxes.
- evidentlyko'rinib turibdiki
Used to say that something is clear from the facts.
Evidently, the old system was not working at all.
- evokeuyg'otmoq
To bring a feeling to mind.
The song evokes childhood.
- exacerbatekuchaytirmoq
To make a problem worse.
Stress exacerbates the illness.
- exclusionistisno qilish
The action of keeping someone out.
Social exclusion increases inequality.
- exclusiveeksklyuziv/faqat
Not shared; restricted to one group.
This is exclusive information.
- exemplifymisol bo'lmoq
To illustrate with an example.
This case exemplifies the main principle.
- exemptozod qilingan
Free from a rule or duty that applies to others.
Students are exempt from paying this particular fee.
- exhaustiveto'liq/keng qamrovli
Including everything.
An exhaustive study was conducted.
- expeditetezlashtirmoq
To make a process happen sooner.
Extra staff were hired to expedite visa applications.
- expertisetajriba, mutaxassislik
Expert skill or knowledge in a field.
The project needs legal expertise.
- explicitochiq-oydin
Stated clearly and directly.
Give explicit instructions.
- exploitationfoydalanish/ekspluatatsiya
The use of resources for profit.
Exploitation of workers is unethical.
- exponentialeksponensial
Increasing rapidly and proportionally.
Technology grows at an exponential rate.
- extensivekeng/katta hajmli
Covering a large area or range.
Extensive research was conducted.
- externaltashqi
Coming from outside.
External factors affect business growth.
- extinctionqo'shilib ketish/yo'q bo'lish
The dying out of a species.
Many species face extinction due to habitat loss.
- extravagantisrofgar / dabdabali
Spending or costing much more than necessary.
They held an extravagant wedding that cost a fortune.
F
- fabricateto'qib chiqarmoq
To invent in order to deceive.
He fabricated the data.
- fabricationto'qib chiqarish
The action of inventing false information.
Academic fabrication is a serious offense.
- fact-checkingfaktlarni tekshirish
Verifying the accuracy of claims.
Fact-checking counters misinformation.
- factionfraksiya/guruh
A small group within a larger one.
A dissident faction opposed the policy.
- factor inhisobga kiritmoq
To include something when you calculate or plan.
You should factor in travel costs when budgeting.
- fair tradeadolatli savdo
Trading practice supporting producers.
Buy fair trade products.
- fair-mindedadolatli
Just and impartial.
A fair-minded judge weighs all evidence.
- fall throughbarbod bo'lmoq
To fail to happen as planned.
The deal will fall through without enough support.
- feasibleamalga oshsa bo'ladigan
Possible to do easily.
The plan is technically feasible.
- feedback loopteskari aloqa aylanasi
A system where outputs affect inputs.
A feedback loop amplifies climate change.
- fiascofiasko
A complete and embarrassing failure.
The product launch was a total fiasco.
- fiber opticoptik tolali
Cables transmitting data as light.
Fiber optic networks offer fast speeds.
- fidelitysodiqlik/aniqlik
Faithfulness or accuracy in representation.
Fidelity to the original text is important.
- fiscalmoliyaviy
Relating to government revenue and finances.
The government introduced fiscal reforms.
- flairiste'dod, uquv
A natural talent for doing something well.
She has a flair for languages and design.
- fleetingbir lahzalik, qisqa muddatli
Lasting only a very short time.
I caught only a fleeting glimpse of the thief.
- fluctuateo'zgarib turmoq
To change often and irregularly.
Prices fluctuate every season.
- fluctuationtebranish/o'zgarish
Irregular rising and falling.
Oil price fluctuations affect economies.
- focal pointasosiy nuqta
The center of attention.
Education is the focal point of this policy.
- formativeshakllanuvchi
Assessment supporting learning.
Formative assessment guides teaching.
- formidablekuchli, salobatli (raqib, vazifa)
Inspiring fear or respect because of size or power.
The team faces a formidable opponent in the final.
- formulateshakllantirmoq
To express an idea carefully.
Formulate your question clearly.
- formulationifodalash
The action of creating something carefully.
The formulation of policy requires expert input.
- forthcomingyaqin/kutilayotgan
About to happen; cooperative.
The results will be forthcoming.
- fossil fuelqazilma yoqilg'i
Fuels formed from ancient organic matter.
Fossil fuels cause significant pollution.
- fosterrivojlantirmoq
To encourage the growth of something.
Reading fosters imagination.
- fragmentationbo'linish/parchalanish
The process of breaking into small parts.
Fragmentation of society undermines cohesion.
- fragmentedparchalangan
Broken into separate parts that lack unity.
The opposition remains fragmented and unable to agree on a leader.
- free marketerkin bozor
An economy with minimal government control.
Free markets promote competition.
- frictionishqalanish/ziddiyat
Resistance; conflict between people.
Friction between departments slows progress.
- frugaltejamkor
Careful about spending money or using resources.
He lived a frugal life and saved most of his salary.
- fugitiveqochoq
A person who is running away to avoid capture.
The fugitive was caught at the border after three days.
- furthermorebundan tashqari
In addition; moreover.
Furthermore, this approach saves time.
- futilebefoyda
Having no chance of success.
All attempts to repair the old engine proved futile.
G
- gender gapgender farqi
Difference between men and women in opportunities.
Close the gender gap in education.
- geopoliticsgeosiyosat
Politics influenced by geography.
Oil shapes global geopolitics.
- geothermalgeotermik
Heat from within the Earth.
Iceland uses geothermal energy.
- geriatricgeriatrik
Relating to old age.
Geriatric care is increasingly needed.
- gistasosiy mazmun
The main point of something.
I only caught the gist of his long explanation.
- glass ceilingshisha shift
Invisible barrier limiting promotion.
Women still face glass ceiling at work.
- go beyondoshib ketmoq
To exceed limits.
Go beyond the basic requirements.
- governanceboshqaruv
The action or manner of governing.
Good governance ensures justice.
- grapplekurashmoq
To struggle to deal with a difficult problem.
Cities around the world are grappling with traffic congestion.
- gratifymamnun qilmoq
To give pleasure or satisfaction to someone.
It was gratifying to see the students succeed at last.
- grievanceshikoyat
A cause for complaint.
Employees raised grievances with management.
- grimdahshatli, ayanchli
Very serious, unpleasant or depressing.
Doctors delivered grim news about the patient's condition.
- groundworkasos/tayyorgarlik
The foundational work.
Lay the groundwork before starting.
H
- haphazardtartibsiz
Lacking any plan or order.
The files were stored in a haphazard way.
- harmonizeuyg'unlashtirmoq
To bring into agreement.
Harmonize the different policies.
- hazardousxavfli
Dangerous, especially to health or safety.
Workers handle hazardous chemicals every single day.
- henceshuning uchun
As a result; therefore.
The system failed; hence the delay.
- hierarchicalierarxik
Arranged in a hierarchy.
Hierarchical organizations have clear ranks.
- hierarchyiyerarxiya
A system of ranks.
The company has a flat hierarchy.
- hindsightkeyin tushunish
Understanding of an event after it has happened.
With hindsight, we should have saved more money.
- hinge onbog'liq bo'lmoq
To depend completely on something.
The whole project hinges on getting funding this month.
- holisticyaxlit/umumiy
Treating the whole rather than parts.
A holistic approach improves outcomes.
- homogeneousbir jinsli
Of the same kind throughout.
A homogeneous sample ensures accuracy.
- human rightsinson huquqlari
Rights inherent to all human beings.
Human rights must be protected globally.
- humaneinsonparvar
Showing kindness and care toward people or animals.
Prisoners should be treated in a humane way.
- humilitykamtarlik
The quality of not thinking you are better than others.
The champion accepted the victory with great humility.
- hypocrisyriyokorlik
Pretending to have beliefs that you do not hold.
Critics accused the senator of hypocrisy over the scandal.
- hypothesisfaraz, gipoteza
An idea to be tested.
The hypothesis was rejected.
I
- iconictimsol bo'lgan
Very famous and seen as a symbol of something.
The Eiffel Tower is an iconic landmark of Paris.
- idealismidealizm
The practice of pursuing high ideals.
Her idealism inspired her students.
- illicitnoqonuniy
Not allowed by law or accepted rules.
Police seized a large quantity of illicit drugs.
- illuminateyoritmoq / oydinlashtirmoq
To light up a place or make a subject clearer.
The case study illuminates the problems that migrants face.
- immigrationimmigratsiya
Coming to live permanently in a foreign country.
Immigration policies are often controversial.
- impeccablebenuqson
Without any mistakes or faults.
Her English is impeccable after years in London.
- impedeto'sqinlik qilmoq
To slow down progress.
Poor roads impede trade.
- impendingyaqinlashib kelayotgan
About to happen soon, often something bad.
Residents were warned of the impending storm.
- implicityashirin
Suggested but not stated directly.
There was implicit criticism.
- implicit biasyashirin tarafkashlik
Unconscious prejudice.
Implicit bias affects hiring decisions.
- imposemajburan joriy qilmoq, yuklamoq
To force a rule or opinion on people.
The government imposed a ban on plastic bags.
- impromptuoldindan tayyorlanmagan
Done without planning or preparation.
He gave an impromptu speech at the dinner.
- inceptionboshlanish
The beginning of something.
The company has grown since inception.
- incidencetarqalish darajasi
The rate of occurrence of a disease.
The incidence of diabetes is rising.
- inclinationmoyillik
A natural tendency to do something.
He has an inclination towards science.
- inclinedmoyil
Having a tendency to do or feel something.
Many young people are inclined to trust online reviews.
- inclusionqamrab olish
The practice of providing equal access.
Inclusion in education benefits all students.
- inclusiveqamrovli/yaxlit
Including everyone; not excluding.
Inclusive education benefits all students.
- incompatiblemos kelmaydigan
Unable to exist or work together.
His working hours are incompatible with family life.
- inconsistentnomuvofiq/o'zgaruvchan
Not staying the same throughout.
Inconsistent results undermine the study.
- incorporateqo'shib olmoq
To include as part of a whole.
Incorporate feedback into the draft.
- indifferentbefarq
Showing no interest or concern.
Many voters seem indifferent to the election result.
- indigenousmahalliy/tub
Originating in a particular place.
Indigenous cultures must be preserved.
- indispensablealmashtirib bo'lmaydigan
Absolutely necessary.
A good dictionary is indispensable.
- inducekeltirib chiqarmoq
To cause a state or reaction.
Heat induces tiredness.
- inevitablymuqarrar ravishda
In a way that cannot be avoided.
Inevitably, prices rose again when demand increased sharply.
- inferencexulosa/chiqarish
A conclusion reached by reasoning.
Draw an inference from the data provided.
- infiltrateyashirincha kirib olmoq
To secretly enter a group to gain information or influence.
Agents infiltrated the group to gather evidence of fraud.
- inflammationyallig'lanish
A localized physical condition of redness.
Anti-inflammatory drugs reduce swelling.
- infringebuzmoq
To break a law or limit someone's rights.
The ban infringes citizens' right to free speech.
- inhabityashamoq, istiqomat qilmoq
To live in a particular place.
Rare birds inhabit the wetlands near the coast.
- inherentxos
Existing as a natural part.
Risk is inherent in trading.
- inherent risktabiiy xavf
A risk that cannot be avoided.
Investing carries inherent risk.
- inherentlyo'z tabiatiga ko'ra
In a permanent, essential manner.
Change is inherently difficult for humans.
- inhibitto'sqinlik qilmoq
To prevent or slow down a process.
Fear of failure can inhibit creativity in the classroom.
- initiallydastlab
At the beginning.
Initially, the plan was rejected.
- innatetug'ma
Present from birth rather than learned.
Some researchers argue that language ability is innate.
- innovativeinnovatsion
Introducing new ideas.
They use innovative methods.
- inquirysurishtiruv
A formal investigation into an event or problem.
A public inquiry was launched into the cause of the fire.
- institutionmuassasa
An established organization or practice.
Democratic institutions must be protected.
- insularyopiq, tor doiradagi
Interested only in your own group or country.
The village remained insular and suspicious of outsiders.
- intangiblemoddiy bo'lmagan
Unable to be touched; vague.
Trust is an intangible but valuable asset.
- integralajralmas
Necessary and important as part of a whole.
Exercise is an integral part of a healthy lifestyle.
- integrationintegratsiya
The combining of things into a whole.
Social integration promotes unity.
- intellectualintellektual
Relating to the intellect or reason.
Intellectual development requires reading widely.
- interchangealmashtirish
To exchange things.
Ideas interchange freely in academia.
- interimvaqtinchalik
Temporary, until a permanent solution is found.
An interim manager will lead the team until June.
- internalichki/ixtiyoriy
Of or on the inside.
Internal communication improved team results.
- internshipstajirovka
Work experience as part of training.
She completed an internship at a law firm.
- intervenearalashmoq
To step in to change what is happening.
The government had to intervene to stop prices rising.
- interventionaralashuv
Interference in a situation to improve it.
Early intervention prevents long-term problems.
- intimidateqo'rqitmoq
To frighten someone so they do what you want.
Witnesses said they were intimidated by the defendants.
- intricatemurakkab
Having many small connected parts.
The design is intricate.
- intrinsicichki
Belonging naturally to something.
Curiosity has intrinsic value.
- introspecto'z-o'zini tahlil qilmoq
To examine one's own thoughts.
Introspect before making big decisions.
- intuitionintuitsiya
The ability to understand without conscious reasoning.
Trust your intuition when making decisions.
- intuitivesezgiga asoslangan / tushunarli
Based on instinct, or easy to use without instructions.
The app has a clean and intuitive design.
- inundateto'ldirib yubormoq, bosib ketmoq
To overwhelm with a very large amount.
Our office was inundated with applications within hours.
- invariablyhamisha, doim
Always happening, without any exception.
Cheap products invariably break after a few months.
- iron outbartaraf etmoq
To solve small problems in a plan or system.
We still have to iron out a few technical problems.
- irrelevantaloqasiz
Not connected with or important to the subject.
His age is irrelevant to whether he can do the job.
- irrevocableqaytarib bo'lmaydigan
Impossible to change, cancel or undo.
Signing the contract was an irrevocable decision.
J
- jargonmaxsus atamalar
Special words used by a profession that others find hard to follow.
The report is full of technical jargon.
- jeopardizexavf ostiga qo'ymoq
To put in danger.
Poor decisions jeopardize the project.
- jurisdictionyurisdiksiya
The official power to make legal decisions.
This court has jurisdiction over civil cases.
K
- kindleuyg'otmoq / yoqmoq
To start a fire or arouse a feeling.
The teacher's stories kindled his interest in history.
L
- labor marketmehnat bozori
The supply and demand for workers.
Labor market trends shift with technology.
- lamentnola qilmoq, afsuslanmoq
To express sadness or disappointment about something.
Farmers lament the lack of rain this spring.
- lash outshiddat bilan hujum qilmoq
To attack someone suddenly with words or blows.
He lashed out at reporters for criticising his team.
- lavishdabdabali
Very generous or expensive, often to excess.
The hotel hosted a lavish party for its owners.
- legitimateqonuniy, asosli
Allowed by law or reasonable.
That is a legitimate concern.
- lenient(jazoda) yumshoq, kechirimli
Less strict than expected, especially in punishing.
The judge was lenient because it was his first offence.
- leveragefoydalanmoq, ustunlikka erishmoq
Use something to maximum advantage.
Tech companies leverage artificial intelligence to automate customer service.
- liabilityjavobgarlik / yuk
Legal responsibility, or something that causes problems.
The company accepted liability for the damage to the building.
- liberalliberal/erkin
Willing to respect freedom and individual rights.
Liberal policies support individual freedoms.
- likewisexuddi shunday
In the same way; also.
Likewise, students must follow the rules.
- limitationcheklov
A restriction on size or amount.
Every method has its limitations.
- lingeruzoq qolib ketmoq, ketmay turmoq
To stay or last longer than expected.
The smell of smoke lingered in the room for days.
- linguisticlingvistik
Relating to language or linguistics.
Linguistic diversity is a cultural treasure.
- litigationsud jarayoni
The process of taking legal action.
Litigation is expensive and time-consuming.
- living wagetirikchilik uchun ish haqi
Wage sufficient for basic living costs.
Demand a living wage for all workers.
- longevityuzoq yashash
Long life.
Good diet contributes to longevity.
- lucrativejuda daromadli, foydali
Producing a great deal of profit.
The tech industry offers lucrative career options.
- ludicrouskulgili, bema'ni
So unreasonable that it is funny.
The idea of walking to work in deep snow is ludicrous.
M
- maliceyomonlik, g'arazgo'ylik
The wish to harm other people.
The attack was carried out with deliberate malice.
- malnourishedto'yib ovqatlanmagan
Suffering from malnutrition.
Malnourished children need urgent aid.
- malnutritionto'yib ovqatlanmaslik
Lack of proper nutrition.
Malnutrition affects children's development.
- mandatevakolat/topshiriq
An official order given by authority.
The UN mandate was renewed for six months.
- mandatorymajburiy
Required by law or rules.
Wearing a helmet is mandatory on this site.
- manifestnamoyon bo'lmoq
To show clearly.
Stress manifests in many ways.
- manipulatemanipulyatsiya qilmoq
To control or influence someone in a clever, unfair way.
Advertisers manipulate emotions to sell their products.
- marginalahamiyatsiz / chekka
Small and not very important.
The new law brought only a marginal improvement.
- mechanismmexanizm
A system of parts working together.
Explain the mechanism of this process.
- mediatevositachilik qilmoq
To help two sides reach an agreement.
The UN sent envoys to mediate between the two countries.
- mediationvositachilik
Intervention to bring about agreement.
Mediation resolved the dispute peacefully.
- mediocreo'rtamiyona
Not very good; of only average quality.
The film received mediocre reviews from critics.
- metabolismmoddalar almashinuvi
The process of converting food to energy.
A fast metabolism helps maintain weight.
- meticulousnihoyatda sinchkov
Very careful about details.
She keeps meticulous records.
- mimictaqlid qilmoq
To copy the way someone speaks or behaves.
Young children often mimic the adults around them.
- minusculejuda kichik
Extremely small in size or amount.
The risk of serious side effects is minuscule.
- misconceptionnoto'g'ri tushuncha
A mistaken belief.
Address common misconceptions about vaccines.
- misconductnoto'g'ri xulq
Unacceptable or improper behavior.
Misconduct in exams leads to disqualification.
- misconstruenoto'g'ri tushunmoq
To understand or interpret something in the wrong way.
Her silence was misconstrued as agreement by the committee.
- mitigateyumshatmoq
To make something less harmful.
Trees mitigate summer heat.
- mitigationyumshatish
The action of reducing severity.
Mitigation strategies slow climate change.
- mobilizesafarbar etmoq
To organize for action.
The government mobilized resources.
- monopolymonopoliya
Exclusive control of a commodity or service.
Tech monopolies raise competition concerns.
- monotonousbir xil va zerikarli
Dull because of a lack of variety.
The factory work was monotonous and badly paid.
- mutualo'zaro
Felt or done by each toward the other.
They have mutual respect for each other.
N
- narrativehikoya/rivoyat
A spoken or written account of events.
The narrative structure guides the reader.
- nationalismmillatchilik
Advocacy of political independence for a nation.
Nationalism can unite or divide societies.
- negligencee'tiborsizlik
Failure to take proper care.
Medical negligence led to a lawsuit.
- negligiblee'tiborga olmaydigan
So small as to be unimportant.
The cost difference is negligible.
- neverthelessshunga qaramay
In spite of that; however.
Nevertheless, they continued working.
- noncompliancebo'ysunmaslik
Failure to comply with rules.
Noncompliance leads to penalties.
- nonethelessbaribir ham
Despite what has just been said.
The project was difficult; nonetheless, they succeeded.
- nostalgiasog'inch / o'tmishga ishtiyoq
A sentimental longing for the past.
Old photographs filled him with nostalgia for his childhood.
- notablyxususan
Used to point out an important example.
Several countries, notably Japan, have ageing populations.
- notiontushuncha
An idea or belief.
Reject the notion of easy success.
- notoriousnomi chiqqan
Famous for something bad or shameful.
The area is notorious for its heavy traffic.
- nuancenozik farq
A very small difference in meaning.
The translation lost the nuance.
- nurtureparvarish qilmoq
To care for and encourage the growth of someone.
Good teachers nurture talent as well as knowledge.
O
- objectione'tiroz
A reason for disapproving.
Raise your objections before the vote.
- obligationmajburiyat
An act required by moral or legal duty.
Everyone has an obligation to pay taxes.
- obliviousbexabar
Not aware of what is happening around you.
He was oblivious to the danger he was in.
- obscurenoma'lum / tushunarsiz
Not well known or not easy to understand.
The poet remained obscure until after his death.
- obsolescenteskirib borayotgan
Becoming obsolete.
Print media is obsolescent.
- obstructto'sib qo'ymoq
To block a path or prevent progress.
Parked cars obstructed the entrance to the hospital.
- offsetqoplamoq
To balance one effect with another.
Savings offset the higher cost.
- ominousyomonlikdan darak beruvchi, xosiyatsiz
Suggesting that something bad will happen.
Dark clouds gathered, an ominous sign for the picnic.
- omittushirib qoldirmoq
To leave something out, on purpose or by accident.
Please do not omit any details from your report.
- opaqueshaffof emas / tushunarsiz
Not clear; difficult to see through or understand.
The company's accounting methods were deliberately opaque.
- oppresszulm qilmoq
To treat people in a cruel and unfair way.
The regime oppressed ethnic minorities for decades.
- oppressionzulm
Prolonged cruel treatment of a group.
Oppression of minorities violates human rights.
- optimaleng yaxshi/optimal
Best or most favorable.
Find the optimal solution for efficiency.
- orientationyo'nalish/orientatsiya
The direction of an object or position.
Career orientation helps students choose paths.
- orthodoxan'anaviy, rasmiy
Following traditional or generally accepted beliefs.
Her ideas challenge orthodox views in economics.
- outlandishg'alati
Very strange, unusual or hard to believe.
The theory sounded outlandish at first but proved correct.
- overwhelmesankiratib qo'ymoq, (og'irligi bilan) bosib ketmoq
To affect someone so strongly that they cannot cope.
New students can feel overwhelmed by the amount of work.
- own upaybini bo'yniga olmoq
To admit that you have done something wrong.
Nobody would own up to breaking the window.
- ozone layerozon qatlami
The protective layer of ozone in the atmosphere.
The ozone layer filters harmful UV rays.
P
- palliativeog'riqni kamaytiruvchi
Relieving pain without curing.
Palliative care improves quality of life.
- pan outnatija bermoq
To develop or end in a particular way.
Not all of our plans panned out as expected.
- pandemicpandemiya
An epidemic spread over multiple countries.
COVID-19 was declared a global pandemic.
- paradigmparadigma
A typical model of something.
The paradigm has shifted.
- paritytenglik
The state of being equal, especially in pay or status.
Women are still fighting for pay parity in many sectors.
- partisantarafdor / bir tomonlama
Strongly supporting one side, often without fairness.
The newspaper was accused of partisan reporting.
- paternalismpaternalizm
Policy of restricting freedoms for people's benefit.
Government paternalism is controversial.
- patriotismvatanparvarlik
Devotion to one's country.
Patriotism unites citizens.
- patronagehomiylik
Support given to an organization or person.
Corporate patronage funds many arts programs.
- pedagogypedagogika
The method and practice of teaching.
Innovative pedagogy engages students.
- peer-reviewedhamkasb tekshiruvi
Evaluated by experts before publication.
Only cite peer-reviewed sources.
- penalizejazolamoq
To punish someone or put them at a disadvantage.
Schools should not penalize pupils for honest mistakes.
- perceiveidrok etmoq
To become aware through the senses.
How do you perceive the current situation?
- peripheralchekka, ikkinchi darajali
Not central; on the edge of something.
These issues are peripheral to the main argument.
- permeatesingib ketmoq
To spread through every part of something.
A sense of anxiety permeated the whole office.
- perpetualabadiy/doim
Continuing forever without stopping.
Perpetual peace remains an ideal.
- perpetuatedavom ettirmoq
To make something continue indefinitely.
Media can perpetuate harmful stereotypes.
- perplexboshini qotirmoq
To confuse someone with something difficult.
The results perplexed even the most experienced researchers.
- perseveresabr bilan davom etmoq
To continue trying despite difficulties.
Students who persevere usually reach their goals.
- persistenceqat'iyat/davomlilik
The quality of continuing steadfastly.
Persistence is key to achieving long-term goals.
- pervasivekeng tarqalgan
Spreading widely throughout.
Technology has a pervasive influence.
- phase outbosqichma-bosqich to'xtatmoq
To stop using something gradually over time.
The city plans to phase out diesel buses by 2030.
- philanthropyxayriya
Charitable giving to promote welfare.
His philanthropy funded hospitals and schools.
- pitfallxavf, tuzoq
A hidden danger or difficulty.
The guide explains the common pitfalls of online shopping.
- pivotalhal qiluvchi
Of crucial importance.
This was a pivotal moment in history.
- plausibleishonarli
Seeming reasonable or probable.
That is a plausible explanation.
- play downahamiyatini kamaytirib ko'rsatmoq
To make something seem less important than it is.
Officials tried to play down the seriousness of the leak.
- pledgeva'da bermoq / qasam ichmoq
To promise something in a serious, formal way.
Leaders pledged to cut carbon emissions by half.
- plightog'ir ahvol
A difficult situation causing suffering.
The film highlights the plight of homeless families.
- pluralisticko'pchilikka asoslangan
Characterized by multiple groups.
A pluralistic society values diversity.
- polarizequtblamoq
To divide into two opposing groups.
The issue has polarized society.
- pondero'ylab ko'rmoq
To think carefully about something.
She pondered the offer for several days.
- populismpopulizm
Political approach appealing to ordinary people.
Populism rises in times of inequality.
- postulatefaraz qilmoq
To assume something as a basis.
He postulated a new theory.
- pragmatismpragmatizm
A practical approach to problems.
Pragmatism drives effective leadership.
- precautionehtiyot chorasi
A measure taken to prevent harm.
Take precautions to stay safe online.
- precedenceustunlik
Priority in order of importance.
Safety takes precedence over speed.
- precisionaniqlik
The quality of being exact.
Scientific measurements require precision.
- predecessoro'tmishdosh
A person who held a job before another.
The new director reversed many of her predecessor's policies.
- predicamentqiyin ahvol
A difficult situation with no easy solution.
He found himself in an awkward predicament.
- predominantustun/hukmron
Present as the strongest element.
English is the predominant language.
- prejudicialzararli
Causing harm or disadvantage.
Prejudicial attitudes harm education.
- preliminarydastlabki
Coming before the main part.
Preliminary results look good.
- premiseasos
A statement an argument is based on.
The premise is questionable.
- prestigiousnufuzli
Respected and admired for high status.
She won a place at a prestigious university.
- presumablyehtimol
Used when you think something is probably true.
Presumably the shop will open again next week.
- presupposeoldindan taxmin qilmoq
To assume in advance.
The argument presupposes prior knowledge.
- prevailustunlik qilmoq
To be most common, or to win.
Common sense prevailed.
- preventionoldini olish
The action of stopping something from happening.
Disease prevention saves lives.
- primarilybirinchi navbatda
Above all; mainly.
The disease primarily affects older adults.
- prioritizebirinchi o'ringa qo'ymoq
To arrange in order of importance.
Prioritize tasks based on urgency.
- pristinetoza, daxlsiz
In its original, clean condition.
The island has miles of pristine, empty beaches.
- proactivefaol/tashabbuskor
Creating or controlling a situation.
Be proactive in solving problems.
- proficiencymalaka/maharat
Competence or skill in doing something.
Language proficiency opens global opportunities.
- profoundchuqur
Very great or deep in effect or feeling.
The internet has had a profound effect on education.
- programmingdasturlash
The process of writing computer code.
Programming skills are in high demand.
- progressiveprogressiv/rivojlanuvchi
Favoring reform and new ideas.
Progressive education adapts to student needs.
- prolificsermahsul (ijodkor, olim)
Producing many works or results.
She is a prolific writer with over forty novels.
- pronemoyil
Likely to suffer from or do something.
Old houses are often prone to damp.
- prophylacticprofilaktik
Designed to prevent disease.
Prophylactic medicine reduces disease risk.
- proponenttarafdor
A person who supports an idea.
She is a proponent of reform.
- propositiontaklif/taklifnoma
A statement that expresses an idea.
Evaluate the proposition before accepting it.
- prosperityfarovonlik
The state of being successful and rich.
Education leads to personal prosperity.
- protagonistbosh qahramon
The main character in a story.
The protagonist of the novel is a young teacher.
- provincialviloyat / tor fikrli
Of a province; narrow-minded or unsophisticated.
He grew up in a quiet provincial town.
- provisionta'minlash/shart
The action of providing something.
Provision of clean water is essential.
- provocativeg'azabga soluvchi
Intended to cause a strong reaction.
Her provocative article started a heated national debate.
- prudenceehtiyotkorlik
Careful good judgement, especially with money.
Financial prudence helped the family survive the crisis.
Q
- quantifymiqdorini aniqlamoq
To measure or express an amount.
It is hard to quantify the benefits of friendship.
- quarantinekarantin
Isolation to prevent disease spread.
Travelers were placed in quarantine.
- quellbostirmoq
To stop something, especially a disturbance or feeling.
Police used force to quell the riots.
R
- racismirqchilik
Prejudice based on race.
Racism causes significant social harm.
- radicaltub, keskin / radikal
Very new and different, or extreme in political views.
The school introduced radical changes to its curriculum.
- rampantavj olgan
Spreading quickly and without any control.
Corruption was rampant in the city administration.
- rapporto'zaro tushunish
A close and harmonious relationship.
Teachers need to build a good rapport with students.
- ratifyratifikatsiya qilmoq
To give formal consent.
Parliament ratified the treaty.
- rationaleasoslash/mantiq
A set of reasons for a course of action.
Explain the rationale behind your decision.
- ravagexonavayron qilmoq, payhon qilmoq
To damage something very badly.
War has ravaged the country for over a decade.
- rebelliousisyonkor
Showing desire to resist authority.
Rebellious behavior disrupts class.
- recedechekinmoq
To move back or become weaker.
The floodwaters slowly receded over the next week.
- receptiveochiq/qabul qilishga tayyor
Willing to receive new ideas.
A receptive audience is a joy to address.
- reciprocalo'zaro
Given by both sides equally.
They signed a reciprocal agreement.
- reckondeb o'ylamoq, chamalamoq
To believe or guess that something is true.
I reckon the meeting will finish before noon.
- reconcileyarashtirmoq / muvofiqlashtirmoq
To make two opposing ideas or people agree.
It is hard to reconcile work and family life.
- reconsiderqayta ko'rib chiqmoq
To consider something again.
Please reconsider your decision.
- rectifyto'g'rilamoq
To correct something wrong.
Rectify the errors in the report.
- redeemo'rnini qoplamoq, oqlamoq / qutqarmoq
To make something less bad by a good quality or action.
His generous offer redeemed an otherwise poor performance.
- redefineqayta aniqlash
To give a new definition.
Technology redefines communication.
- redundancyishdan qisqartirish
The loss of a job because it is no longer needed.
The merger led to hundreds of redundancies.
- redundantortiqcha
Not needed, or repeated.
Remove redundant sentences.
- referendumreferendum
A public vote on a single political question.
Voters will decide the issue in a national referendum.
- refraino'zini tiymoq
To stop yourself from doing something.
Please refrain from using your phones during the exam.
- refuterad etmoq
To prove something is false.
New data refute the claim.
- regimetuzum
A government, especially an undemocratic one.
The regime banned all independent newspapers and radio stations.
- regressionpasayish
A return to a former state.
Economic regression follows a recession.
- regulatetartibga solmoq
To control by rules.
The state regulates banks.
- rehabilitatetiklamoq, reabilitatsiya qilmoq
To restore someone to health or a normal life.
The programme helps prisoners rehabilitate and find work.
- reinforcemustahkamlamoq
To make stronger.
Practice reinforces memory.
- reinforcementmustahkamlash
Strengthening or supporting something.
Positive reinforcement encourages good behavior.
- reinstateqayta tiklash
To restore to a previous position.
He was reinstated after the appeal.
- reinventionqayta ixtiro qilish
Creating something new.
The reinvention of the industry began.
- reiterateqayta ta'kidlamoq
To say something again for emphasis.
The minister reiterated that taxes would not rise.
- relativismrelativizm
Doctrine that truth is relative.
Cultural relativism avoids ethnocentrism.
- relegatepastga tushirmoq
To move someone or something to a lower position.
The club was relegated after a terrible season.
- relentlessto'xtamaslik
Unceasingly intense or harsh.
She showed relentless dedication.
- relevancedolzarblik
The quality of being connected.
Ensure the relevance of your examples.
- relinquishvoz kechmoq
To give up a position or claim.
He refused to relinquish control of the company.
- remarkablyhayratlanarli darajada
In a way that is noteworthy.
She performed remarkably well.
- remissionremissiya
A period when disease symptoms reduce.
The cancer went into remission.
- remnantqoldiq
A small part that is left after the rest has gone.
Only a few remnants of the old wall survive.
- renaissanceuyg'onish
A period of revival or renewal.
The Renaissance transformed European art.
- renderqilib qo'ymoq
To cause to become.
The rain rendered the road unsafe.
- renownedmashhur
Known and admired by many people.
The city is renowned for its beautiful architecture.
- repercussionoqibat
An indirect effect of an action.
Every decision has repercussions.
- replenishqayta to'ldirmoq
To fill something up again.
Forests help replenish groundwater supplies in dry regions.
- replicatetakrorlamoq
To reproduce or copy.
Try to replicate the experiment.
- repressqatag'on qilmoq; (his-tuyg'uni) bosib qo'ymoq
To control by force or prevent from being expressed.
The regime repressed all forms of political opposition.
- resignationiste'fo
The act of leaving a position.
She submitted her resignation.
- resiliencebardoshlilik
The ability to recover quickly.
Resilience matters in hard times.
- resolutionqaror/hal etish
A firm decision to do something.
The resolution was passed unanimously.
- resonateaks sado bermoq
To have a strong effect on.
Her message resonated with the audience.
- restorationtiklash
The action of returning something to its original state.
Restoration of the ecosystem takes decades.
- retaliateqasos olmoq
To take revenge.
Don't retaliate; respond professionally.
- rhetoricritorika/chiroyli nutq
The art of effective speaking and writing.
His speech was full of empty rhetoric.
- rigidityqattiqlik/o'zgarmaslik
Lack of flexibility.
Organizational rigidity limits innovation.
- rigorousqat'iy/puxta
Extremely thorough and careful.
Rigorous research requires careful method.
- root causeasosiy sabab
The fundamental cause of a problem.
Find the root cause before solving.
- rote learningyodlab o'rganish
Learning by memorization.
Rote learning doesn't develop critical thinking.
- rule of lawqonun ustuvorligi
Principle that law applies to everyone.
The rule of law protects citizens.
S
- sample sizenamuna hajmi
Number of observations in a study.
A larger sample size improves accuracy.
- satellitesun'iy yo'ldosh
An object orbiting a planet.
Satellites provide GPS navigation.
- scale backqisqartirmoq
To reduce the size or amount of something.
The company had to scale back its plans after losses.
- scale upkengaytirmoq
To increase in size or extent.
Scale up production to meet demand.
- scrutinizesinchkovlik bilan tekshirmoq
Examine or inspect closely and thoroughly.
Scientists scrutinize the research data before publishing.
- scrutinysinchkov tekshiruv
Careful and detailed examination.
The budget faced close scrutiny.
- secularismsekulyarizm
Separation of religion from government.
Secularism ensures religious freedom.
- sedentaryharakatsiz (turmush tarzi)
Involving a lot of sitting and little exercise.
A sedentary lifestyle increases the risk of heart disease.
- sedimentcho'kma
Matter deposited by water or wind.
Sediment blocks river channels.
- segregationajratish/diskriminatsiya
The enforced separation of groups.
Racial segregation was abolished in the 1960s.
- short-sightedqisqa ko'z
Lacking foresight.
Short-sighted policies cause long-term harm.
- shy awayo'zini olib qochmoq
To avoid something because you feel nervous about it.
Many politicians shy away from discussing tax rises.
- simulatesimulyatsiya qilmoq
To imitate a situation.
Simulate the process to test outcomes.
- simulationsimulyatsiya
Imitation of a real process.
Flight simulators train pilots safely.
- single outajratib ko'rsatmoq
To choose one person or thing from a group.
The report singled out the health sector for praise.
- skepticskeptik
A person who questions claims.
A healthy skeptic demands evidence.
- skepticalshubhali
Not easily convinced.
Be skeptical of unverified claims.
- skepticismskeptitsizm
Questioning the truth of claims.
Scientific skepticism drives discovery.
- social normsijtimoiy normalar
Expected behaviors in society.
Social norms regulate behavior.
- soft poweryumshoq kuch
Influence through culture and values.
Culture is a form of soft power.
- solar panelquyosh paneli
Device converting sunlight to electricity.
Solar panels are becoming cheaper.
- specifyaniq ko'rsatmoq
To state or describe exactly.
Please specify the requirements.
- speculatetaxmin qilmoq
To guess without full evidence.
Analysts speculate about prices.
- speculationtaxmin/mulohaza
The forming of a theory without firm evidence.
There is much speculation about the cause.
- sporadicvaqti-vaqti bilan yuz beradigan
Happening only at irregular and unpredictable times.
There were sporadic outbreaks of violence in the city.
- stablebarqaror
Not likely to change or fall.
The economy needs a stable political system.
- stakeholdermanfaatdor tomon
A person with an interest.
Consult all stakeholders before deciding.
- status quomavjud holat
The current state of affairs.
Some people resist changing the status quo.
- stereotypestereotip
A fixed image of a group of people.
Challenging stereotypes promotes equality.
- stimulaterag'batlantirmoq
To cause an interest or response.
Reading stimulates the imagination.
- stipulateshart qilib qo'ymoq
To state as a condition.
The contract stipulates a deadline.
- streamlinesoddalashtirmoq
To simplify a process.
Streamline operations to cut costs.
- stress teststress-testi
Testing performance under pressure.
Conduct a stress test before launch.
- subjectivesub'ektiv
Based on personal opinion.
Feedback can be subjective.
- subjugatebo'ysundirmoq
To bring under control forcefully.
Oppressive regimes subjugate people.
- subsequentlykeyinchalik
Afterward; after that.
He was hired and subsequently promoted.
- subsidysubsidiya
Money given by a government to help.
Farmers receive a small subsidy.
- substantiallyasosan/ko'p miqdorda
To a great extent.
Costs were substantially reduced.
- substantiatedalillamoq
To prove with evidence.
Substantiate your claim with data.
- substituteo'rnini bosmoq
To use or serve in place of another.
You can substitute butter with olive oil.
- supersedeo'rnini egallamoq
To replace something older.
Digital maps superseded paper ones.
- supply chainta'minot zanjiri
Network of supply and distribution.
Disruptions in the supply chain caused shortages.
- supposedlyaytishlaricha, go'yoki
According to what people say, though it may not be true.
The cure was supposedly discovered by accident.
- suppressbostirmoq
To stop something by force.
The drug suppresses the symptoms.
- surveillancekuzatuv, nazorat
The careful watching of a person or place.
Public surveillance raises serious privacy concerns.
- susceptiblezaif/ta'sirchan
Likely to be affected.
Children are susceptible to infections.
- systematictizimli/sistemali
Done according to a fixed plan.
Follow a systematic approach to research.
T
- tariffbojxona to'lovi, tarif
A tax on goods imported from another country.
The new tariff raised the price of imported steel.
- tenaciousqat'iy/o'jarlik
Holding firm to a purpose.
A tenacious researcher never gives up.
- tensiontarang holat/ziddiyat
A state of being stretched or strained.
There is tension between freedom and security.
- tentativesinov tariqasidagi, qat'iy bo'lmagan
Not certain or final; made without full confidence.
The two sides reached a tentative agreement on Friday evening.
- testimonyguvohlik
A formal statement of evidence.
The witness gave testimony in court.
- theoreticalnazariy
Concerned with principles rather than practice.
The course covers both theoretical and applied knowledge.
- therebyshu tariqa
By that means.
Costs fell, thereby raising profit.
- thrivegullab-yashnash
To grow and develop well.
Children thrive in supportive environments.
- tipping pointo'zgarish nuqtasi
The point at which change becomes unstoppable.
Climate change may reach a tipping point.
- tokenismnominalizm
Making only a symbolic effort.
Tokenism is not genuine inclusion.
- tolerancebardoshlilik/bag'rikenglik
Willingness to accept different views.
Cultural tolerance promotes peaceful coexistence.
- tone downyumshatmoq
To make something less extreme or offensive.
The editor asked him to tone down the criticism.
- toxiczaharli
Poisonous or very harmful.
Toxic chemicals contaminate water supplies.
- tractableboshqarsa bo'ladigan
Easy to manage.
Is this a tractable problem?
- trajectoryrivojlanish yo'li
The path of development of something over time.
The country's economic trajectory has been strongly upward.
- transactionbitim/kelishuv
An instance of buying or selling.
Complete the transaction within 24 hours.
- transientvaqtinchalik, o'tkinchi
Lasting only for a short time before changing.
Many cities have a large transient population of seasonal workers.
- transistortranzistor
A semiconductor device controlling current.
Transistors are the building blocks of electronics.
- transparentshaffof
Open and not hiding information.
Governments must be transparent.
- trivialahamiyatsiz
Of little importance.
Don't waste time on trivial matters.
- troubleshootmuammoni hal etmoq
To diagnose and fix problems.
Call support to troubleshoot the issue.
- turbulencenotinchlik/turbulentlik
Irregular fluctuations in flow.
Economic turbulence affects investor confidence.
- tutorialqo'llanma/amaliy mashg'ulot
Instruction given to a student.
Watch the tutorial video before class.
- typicallyodatda
In a way that is representative.
Temperatures typically rise in summer.
U
- unanimousbir ovozdan
Fully in agreement.
The vote was unanimous.
- underlyingasosiy
Lying beneath the surface.
The underlying cause is poverty.
- underminezaiflashtirmoq
To weaken gradually.
Rumours undermine trust.
- undoubtedlyshubhasiz
Used to say that something is certainly true.
Undoubtedly, education plays a key role in reducing poverty.
- unethicalaxloqqa zid
Not conforming to moral standards.
Unethical research violates human rights.
- universaluniversal/umumiy
Applicable to all cases.
Human rights are universal values.
- unprecedentedmisli ko'rilmagan
Never having happened before.
Growth reached unprecedented levels.
- untenablehimoya qilib bo'lmaydigan
Not able to be defended.
His position was untenable.
- upheavalto'ntarish
A violent change.
The revolution caused social upheaval.
- utilizefoydalanmoq
To make practical use of something.
Utilize available resources effectively.
V
- vaccinationvaksinatsiya
Treatment with a vaccine to immunize.
Childhood vaccination prevents many diseases.
- validatetasdiqlash/tekshirish
To demonstrate the validity of something.
The experiment validated our hypothesis.
- validityamaliylik/to'g'rilik
The quality of being logically sound.
Check the validity of your argument.
- variableo'zgaruvchi
An element that can change in an experiment.
Control variables to ensure accuracy.
- viablehayotiy
Able to work successfully.
Solar power is now viable.
- vigilanceogohlik
The action of keeping careful watch.
Constant vigilance prevents security breaches.
- virtue ethicsfazilat etikasi
Ethics based on character.
Virtue ethics focuses on being a good person.
- vocationalkasb-hunarga oid
Relating to training for a particular job or trade.
Vocational courses prepare students for skilled work.
W
- water downsuyultirmoq / kuchini susaytirmoq
To make a plan or law weaker and less effective.
Lobbyists managed to water down the original proposal.
- wearablekiygich/kiyiladigan qurilma
Technology worn on the body.
Wearables track health data continuously.
- weed outsaralab chiqarib tashlamoq
To remove unwanted or unsuitable people or things.
The test is designed to weed out weaker candidates.
- whistleblowerichkaridan fosh etuvchi
A person who exposes wrongdoing inside an organisation.
The whistleblower revealed that the firm had hidden safety problems.
- widespreadkeng tarqalgan
Found or distributed over a large area.
Internet access is widespread in cities.
X
- xenophobiaksenofobiya
Fear or hatred of foreigners.
Xenophobia undermines multicultural societies.
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