CEFR C2 · Mukammal
C2 darajadagi inglizcha so'zlar
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A
- abatesusaymoq
To become less strong.
The storm finally abated.
- aberrationog'ish, g'ayritabiiy hol
A departure from what is normal or expected.
The low score was an aberration, not a trend.
- abhorjirkanmoq
To hate something very strongly.
She abhors cruelty to animals in any form.
- abrasiveqo'pol, o'tkir
Rude and unkind in manner.
His abrasive style made him unpopular with staff.
- accentuateyaqqolroq ko'rsatmoq, ko'zga tashlantirmoq
To make something more noticeable.
The dark colours accentuate the small size of the room.
- accoladee'tirof, mukofot
Praise or an award given for an achievement.
The film received many accolades from critics.
- accountabilityjavobgarlik
The fact of being responsible to others.
Leaders must maintain accountability.
- accreditationakkreditatsiya
Official recognition of an institution.
The university received international accreditation.
- acquiesceindamay rozi bo'lmoq
To accept without protest.
He acquiesced to the decision.
- acrimonyachchiqlik, adovat
Bitter and angry feeling in words or manner.
The divorce was settled quickly and without any acrimony.
- acumenfarosat, zukkolik (ishda)
The ability to make good judgements quickly.
Her business acumen turned a small shop into a chain.
- acupunctureigna bilan davolash
Inserting needles to treat illness.
Acupuncture is used for pain relief.
- admonishtanbeh bermoq
To warn or criticise gently.
The coach admonished the team.
- afforestationo'rmon o'stirish
Planting trees on barren land.
Afforestation helps fight climate change.
- aging populationqarishgan aholi
A demographic with many elderly people.
Aging populations strain pension systems.
- alacrityshaylik
Quick and cheerful willingness.
She accepted with alacrity.
- allude toishora qilmoq
To mention something in an indirect way.
She alluded to financial problems without giving any details.
- alternativelymuqobil sifatida
As another option.
Alternatively, you can submit online.
- amalgamatebirlashtirmoq
To combine into one structure.
The two companies amalgamated.
- ameliorateyaxshilamoq, yengillashtirmoq
Make (something bad or unsatisfactory) better.
The government took steps to ameliorate living conditions.
- amplificationkuchaytirish
The act of making something larger.
Amplification of the problem is necessary.
- animosityadovat
Strong dislike or hostility toward someone.
There was open animosity between the two rival coaches.
- annexqo'shib olmoq
To take control of a territory by force.
The empire annexed several neighbouring regions after the war.
- anthropologyantropologiya
The study of human societies and cultures.
She studied anthropology at university.
- antidoteantidot, davo
Something that removes the effect of something bad.
Laughter can be a powerful antidote to stress.
- antithesiszid tushuncha
The exact opposite of something.
Haste is the antithesis of care.
- apprehendhibsga olmoq
To arrest someone for a crime.
Police apprehended the suspect near the border.
- apprenticeshipshogirdlik
Training by working with an expert.
He completed an apprenticeship in carpentry.
- approximatetaxminiy/yaqin
Close to the actual but not exact.
The approximate distance is 500 kilometers.
- articulationaniq ifodalash
The act of expressing ideas clearly.
Articulation of ideas improves communication.
- artificial intelligencesun'iy intellekt
Intelligence demonstrated by machines.
AI is transforming healthcare.
- assiduoustirishqoq
Showing great care and effort.
He is an assiduous researcher.
- assimilationo'zlashtirish/singib ketmoq
The process of becoming absorbed.
Immigrant assimilation takes time.
- astutezukko
Able to judge situations quickly.
An astute observer noticed it.
- augmented realitykengaytirilgan haqiqat
Overlaying digital content on reality.
Augmented reality enhances shopping experiences.
- austeresodda va qattiqqo'l
Plain and strict, without comfort or decoration.
The monks lived an austere life in the mountains.
- authenticityhaqiqiylik
The quality of being genuine.
Authenticity in art is valued by critics.
- authoritarianavtoritar
Enforcing strict obedience.
Authoritarian leaders suppress dissent.
- autonomous learningmustaqil o'qish
Self-directed independent learning.
Universities promote autonomous learning.
B
- banalsiyqasi chiqqan
Boring because it is too common.
The speech was utterly banal.
- bastionqo'rg'on
A place or group that strongly defends something.
The university was a bastion of free thought.
- behavioral economicsxulq-atvor iqtisodiyoti
Study of psychological influences on decisions.
Behavioral economics challenges classical theory.
- belieyolg'onga chiqarmoq
To give a false impression.
His calm belied real anxiety.
- bequeathvasiyat qilib qoldirmoq
To leave property to someone after you die.
She bequeathed her library to the local school.
- blended learningaralash o'qish
Combining online and face-to-face teaching.
Blended learning offers flexibility.
- blightofat, zarar
Something that spoils or damages things.
Unemployment remains a blight on the region.
- brevityqisqalik
The quality of being short.
Brevity strengthens an argument.
- built environmentqurilgan muhit
Man-made surroundings.
The built environment affects mental health.
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- candidsamimiy
Honest and direct in speech.
She gave a candid interview.
- capacitateqobiliyat bermoq
To enable or provide capacity.
Training capacitates workers.
- capitulatetaslim bo'lmoq
To stop resisting and accept defeat.
The government refused to capitulate to the strikers' demands.
- capriciousinjiq, o'zgaruvchan
Changing suddenly and without clear reason.
The weather in the mountains is capricious.
- carbon dioxidekarbonat dioksid
A gas produced by burning carbon.
Reducing carbon dioxide emissions is urgent.
- carbon neutralkarbonat neytral
Producing no net carbon emissions.
The company aims to be carbon neutral.
- cardiovascularkardiovaskulyar
Relating to the heart and blood vessels.
Cardiovascular exercise strengthens the heart.
- causalitysababiyat
The relationship between cause and effect.
Establish causality before drawing conclusions.
- cedetopshirmoq, berib yubormoq
To give up land or power to another.
The country ceded control of the island after the war.
- censureqattiq tanqid
Strong and formal criticism or disapproval.
The senator faced public censure for his remarks.
- chronic shortagesurunkali tanqislik
A persistent lack of something.
There is a chronic shortage of nurses.
- chronologyxronologiya
The arrangement of events in time.
Understand the chronology of the war.
- civic engagementfuqarolik ishtiroki
Participation in community activities.
Civic engagement strengthens democracy.
- civil libertiesfuqarolik erkinliklari
Freedoms protecting individuals from government.
Civil liberties must be protected.
- civil societyfuqarolik jamiyati
Voluntary civic organizations of the public.
Civil society plays a role in democracy.
- clamourshov-shuvli talab
A loud demand or protest from many people.
There is growing clamour for reform of the pension system.
- climate refugeeiqlim qochqini
Person displaced by climate effects.
Climate refugees require international aid.
- cloud computingbulut hisoblash
On-demand access to computing resources.
Cloud computing enables remote work.
- cogentasosli
Clear, logical and convincing.
She made a cogent case.
- cognitionidrok, bilish jarayoni
The mental process of gaining knowledge and understanding.
Research links regular exercise to better cognition.
- cognitive biaskognitiv xatolik
Systematic error in thinking.
Cognitive biases affect decision-making.
- cognitive dissonancekognitiv dissonans
Mental discomfort from conflicting beliefs.
Cognitive dissonance occurs when actions conflict with beliefs.
- cognitive loadkognitiv yuk
Mental effort required to process information.
Reduce cognitive load for better learning.
- cognizantxabardor
Fully aware of something and its importance.
Managers must be cognizant of the risks involved.
- collective actionjamoaviy harakat
Coordinated effort by a group.
Collective action solves shared problems.
- commemoratexotirlash
To recall and show respect for.
We commemorate the fallen soldiers.
- commodificationtovarlashtirish
Treating something as a commercial product.
Commodification of education is debated.
- compensatoryqoplovchi
Intended to compensate for loss.
Compensatory measures were introduced.
- complementaryto'ldiruvchi
Combining in a way that enhances.
The two strategies are complementary.
- conceptualizekontseptualizatsiya qilmoq
To form a concept or idea of something.
Conceptualize the problem before solving it.
- conciliatoryyarashtiruvchi
Intended to make people less angry.
He adopted a conciliatory tone after the argument.
- concomitanthamroh bo'luvchi
Happening at the same time as something else.
Economic growth brought a concomitant rise in pollution.
- condescendingpast nazar bilan qaraydigan
Behaving as if you are better than others.
His condescending tone annoyed the whole team.
- configurationkonfiguratsiya
The arrangement of parts.
The system configuration was updated.
- conflatechalkashtirmoq
To combine two different things wrongly.
Do not conflate cause and effect.
- confound variablechalg'ituvchi o'zgaruvchi
An uncontrolled factor affecting results.
A confound variable can distort findings.
- connectivityulanish
Ability to connect to the internet.
Good connectivity is essential for remote work.
- considerablesezilarli/katta
Notably large in size or extent.
There has been considerable progress in AI.
- considerablysezilarli darajada
Greatly in amount or size.
Performance improved considerably.
- consolidationmustahkamlash
The process of making something stronger.
Consolidation of knowledge requires practice.
- consternationdahshat va hayrat
A feeling of shock and worry.
The news caused consternation among local residents.
- contingency planzaxira reja
A plan for possible future problems.
Always have a contingency plan.
- contradictoryziddiyatli
Mutually opposed or inconsistent.
The evidence was contradictory.
- convolutedchigal, murakkab
Extremely complex and difficult to follow.
The plot of the film was too convoluted to follow.
- copiousmo'l
Very large in quantity.
He took copious notes.
- core competencyasosiy kompetentlik
Key skills of an organization.
Identify your organization's core competencies.
- correspondinglyshunga mos ravishda
In a way that matches something else.
Prices rose sharply, and demand fell correspondingly in the following months.
- cost-benefit analysisxarajat-foyda tahlili
Weighing the pros and cons.
Conduct a cost-benefit analysis first.
- counterproductivezarar keltiruvchi
Having the opposite effect to the one intended.
Excessive testing can be counterproductive.
- cravenqo'rqoq
Completely lacking courage.
It was a craven retreat.
- credibilityishonchlilik
The quality of being trusted.
Your credibility depends on honesty.
- cross-culturalmadaniyatlararo
Involving different cultures.
Cross-cultural communication is essential.
- crypticsirli, tushunarsiz
With a hidden meaning that is difficult to understand.
She left a cryptic message on the door.
- cumulativekumulyativ/to'planuvchi
Increasing by successive additions.
The cumulative effect of pollution is severe.
- cursoryyuzaki
Done quickly without much care or attention.
A cursory glance at the report showed several errors.
- cybersecuritykiberxavfsizlik
Protection from digital attacks.
Cybersecurity is critical for businesses.
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- data privacyma'lumotlar maxfiyligi
Protection of personal information.
Data privacy laws protect citizens.
- de factoamalda
In reality, whether or not officially recognised.
He became the de facto leader of the movement.
- dearthtanqislik
A lack of something that is needed.
There is a dearth of qualified teachers in rural areas.
- debaclesharmandali mag'lubiyat, barbodlik
A complete and humiliating failure.
The election result was a debacle for the party.
- debunkasossizligini fosh qilmoq
To show that a belief is false.
The study debunks the myth.
- decentralizationmarkazlashtirmaslik
Transfer of power from central to local.
Decentralization improves local governance.
- decision fatigueqaror charchoqligi
Decline in decision quality after choices.
Decision fatigue affects judgment.
- decisive actionqat'iy harakat
Swift and clear action.
Decisive action prevented the crisis.
- decorumodob-axloq
Polite, correct and respectful behaviour in public.
Visitors are expected to behave with decorum.
- deferencehurmat
Polite respect for another's view.
He spoke with deference.
- degenerativedegenerativ
Causing progressive loss of function.
Alzheimer's is a degenerative disease.
- deliberationmulohaza/o'ylash
Long and careful consideration.
After deliberation, she made her choice.
- delineateaniq belgilamoq
To describe something precisely.
The report delineates each stage.
- delve intochuqur kirib o'rganmoq
To search deeply for information about something.
The documentary delves into the causes of the financial crisis.
- demeanouro'zini tutishi
The way a person behaves and appears to others.
His calm demeanour reassured the nervous passengers.
- demographicdemografik
Statistical data about a population.
The demographic shift affects education needs.
- demographic dividenddemografik dividend
Economic benefit from age structure.
Education is key to demographic dividends.
- demystifysirini ochmoq, soddalashtirmoq
To make something easier to understand.
The book aims to demystify modern economics.
- denominationdinominal/guruh
A recognized religious group.
Several denominations attended the event.
- deplorableachinarli
Deserving strong disapproval; very bad.
Prisoners were kept in truly deplorable conditions for years.
- deridemasxara qilmoq
To mock someone or something as foolish.
Critics derided the plan as a waste of money.
- desertificationcho'llanish
The process by which land becomes desert.
Desertification threatens food security.
- despondentruhi tushgan
Feeling very sad and without hope.
He grew despondent after months without work.
- destituteqashshoq, hech narsasiz
Having no money or possessions at all.
The war left thousands of families destitute.
- detractqadrini tushirmoq
To make something seem less valuable.
Minor errors do not detract from the book's quality.
- developing nationrivojlanayotgan mamlakat
A country with lower development.
Developing nations need investment.
- diasporadiaspora, xorijdagi hamyurtlar
A large group of people living away from their homeland.
The Uzbek diaspora sends money home to relatives.
- didacticta'limiy
Intended to teach a lesson.
The novel is rather didactic.
- differentiationfarqlash/differensiatsiya
The action of making differences.
Product differentiation helps in competition.
- digital divideraqamli tengsizlik
Gap between those with and without internet.
The digital divide affects rural communities.
- digital literacyraqamli savodxonlik
Ability to use digital technologies.
Digital literacy is essential today.
- disciplinaryintizomiy
Relating to discipline or punishment.
A disciplinary hearing was held.
- discordnizo, kelishmovchilik
Disagreement or conflict between people or groups.
Political discord made it hard to pass any laws.
- discretionaryixtiyoriy
Left to individual choice.
Discretionary spending was reduced.
- discriminationkamsitish
Unjust treatment of different categories of people.
Discrimination based on race is illegal.
- disdainmensimaslik, pisand qilmaslik
A feeling that someone is unworthy of respect.
He looked at the cheap hotel with open disdain.
- disillusionedko'ngli qolgan
Disappointed because something is not as good as believed.
Many voters are disillusioned with the political system.
- disparagekamsitmoq
To speak about something as being of little value.
Critics often disparage popular fiction as shallow.
- disparatebutunlay farqli
Very different in kind.
The team has disparate skills.
- disparitytafovut
A great difference.
Regional disparity remains wide.
- dispose ofyo'q qilmoq, qutulmoq
To get rid of something that you no longer want.
Hazardous waste must be disposed of safely.
- disproportionatenomutanosib
Too large or small in comparison.
The punishment was disproportionate to the crime.
- dissipateso'nmoq, tarqalmoq
To disappear or make something disappear gradually.
The fog dissipated slowly as the sun rose.
- dissuadefikridan qaytarmoq
To persuade someone not to do something.
Nothing could dissuade her from applying for the job.
- distribution channeltarqatish kanali
Means by which products reach consumers.
Online stores are a new distribution channel.
- dominant cultureustun madaniyat
The most powerful culture in a society.
English is the dominant culture in business.
- dominant narrativeustun rivoyat
The prevailing story in society.
Challenging dominant narratives promotes equity.
- dynamic equilibriumdinamik muvozanat
Balance between changing forces.
Markets seek dynamic equilibrium.
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- eclecticturli manbalardan olingan
Taken from many different sources.
Her taste in music is eclectic.
- ecologicalekologik
Relating to ecology.
Ecological damage takes decades to repair.
- ecologyekologiya
The branch of biology studying ecosystems.
Ecology examines how species interact.
- economic migrantiqtisodiy muhojir
Person moving for economic reasons.
Economic migrants seek better opportunities.
- economizetejamkorlik qilmoq
To reduce expenditure.
Economize to save for the future.
- ecosystem collapseekotizim qulashi
Breakdown of a biological community.
Ecosystem collapse threatens biodiversity.
- ecosystem servicesekotizim xizmatlari
Benefits provided by ecosystems.
Forests provide vital ecosystem services.
- effectivelysamarali ravishda
In a way that produces results.
Use your time effectively.
- egalitariantenglik targ'ibotchisi
Believing in equal rights for all.
An egalitarian society provides equal opportunity.
- egregiousdahshatli
Outstandingly bad.
That was an egregious error.
- elaborationbatafsil izohlash
The process of adding detail to something.
Provide elaboration to support your claim.
- electoral systemsaylov tizimi
Method of conducting elections.
The electoral system shapes political power.
- elucidateoydinlashtirmoq
To make something clear.
Please elucidate the second point.
- emanatechiqmoq, tarqalmoq
To come out from a source.
A strange smell emanated from the kitchen.
- emancipationozod qilish
The act of being freed from restrictions.
Women's emancipation was a 20th century struggle.
- embargoembargo, savdo taqiqi
An official ban on trade with a country.
The embargo has hurt the country's economy badly.
- embellishbezamoq, bo'rttirmoq
To make a story more interesting with invented details.
He embellished his story to impress the audience.
- empirical researchempirik tadqiqot
Research based on observation.
Empirical research supports the theory.
- encapsulateqamrab olmoq
To summarize or enclose in a concise form.
This sentence encapsulates the main idea.
- engendertug'dirmoq, paydo qilmoq (his, vaziyat)
To cause a feeling or situation to exist.
Inequality can engender resentment and social unrest.
- enigmaticsirli
Mysterious and hard to understand.
He gave an enigmatic smile.
- entrepreneurshiptadbirkorlik
The activity of setting up businesses.
Entrepreneurship drives economic growth.
- environmental degradationatrof-muhitning yomonlashuvi
Deterioration of the environment.
Environmental degradation threatens health.
- environmental justiceekologik adolat
Equitable distribution of environmental burdens.
Environmental justice movements demand change.
- ephemeralo'tkinchi
Lasting for a very short time.
Online fame is ephemeral.
- equalitytenglik
The state of being equal in rights.
Gender equality benefits entire societies.
- equitable accessteng kirish huquqi
Fair opportunity for all to use.
Equitable access to healthcare is needed.
- equivocalikki ma'noli
Open to more than one reading.
The answer was equivocal.
- eradicatebartaraf etmoq
To destroy completely.
We must eradicate corruption.
- eruditebilimdon
Having deep knowledge from study.
The professor is highly erudite.
- eschewataylab yiroq yurmoq, o'zini tiymoq
To deliberately avoid or give up something.
He eschews social media and meets friends in person.
- esoterictor doiraga tushunarli
Understood by only a small group of people.
The lecture dealt with esoteric points of philosophy.
- espouseyoqlab chiqmoq
To support an idea or belief publicly.
The party espouses the values of equality and justice.
- ethical consumptionaxloqiy iste'mol
Buying products made responsibly.
Ethical consumption reduces harm.
- ethical dilemmaaxloqiy dilemma
A conflict of moral choices.
Doctors often face ethical dilemmas.
- ethical frameworkaxloqiy doira
A set of moral principles.
Apply an ethical framework to decisions.
- ethosruh, qadriyatlar tizimi
The characteristic beliefs and values of a group.
The school has a strong ethos of mutual respect.
- etymologyetimologiya
The study of the origin of words.
Etymology reveals how language evolves.
- euphoriabeqiyos quvonch
A feeling of intense happiness and excitement.
The crowd was in a state of euphoria after the win.
- evidence-baseddalillarga asoslangan
Based on evidence and research.
Use evidence-based approaches in medicine.
- exasperatejahlini chiqarmoq
To make someone extremely annoyed.
Constant delays exasperated the passengers waiting at the gate.
- exemplaryibratli
Serving as an excellent model.
Her conduct was exemplary.
- exhilaratinghayajonli, zavq bag'ishlovchi
Making you feel very happy and full of energy.
Skiing down the mountain was an exhilarating experience.
- exodusommaviy ko'chish
A situation in which many people leave a place.
There was a mass exodus from the city during the war.
- exonerateoqlamoq
To officially say that someone is not to blame.
DNA evidence exonerated the man after ten years in prison.
- exorbitanthaddan tashqari qimmat
Much higher than is reasonable.
Tourists complained about the exorbitant price of water.
- expedientmaqsadga muvofiq
Practical and useful, but not always fair.
The cheaper option was expedient but not very wise.
- extolmaqtamoq
To praise something highly.
Critics extolled the design.
- extracurricularsinfdan tashqari
Outside the normal school curriculum.
Extracurricular activities build soft skills.
- extrapolatetashqi baholash
To extend conclusions beyond known data.
We can extrapolate future trends from this data.
- exuberantjo'shqin
Full of energy, excitement and cheerfulness.
The exuberant crowd cheered as the team arrived.
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- facadepeshtoq / tashqi ko'rinish
A false appearance hiding the real situation.
Behind the cheerful facade, the family was struggling.
- facilitationosonlashtirish
The action of making something easier.
Facilitation of trade boosts economies.
- fastidioustalabchan
Very attentive to detail.
He is fastidious about grammar.
- fathomtushunib yetmoq
To understand something after thinking hard about it.
I cannot fathom why he made such a decision.
- feasibility studyamalga oshirish mumkinligini o'rganish
Analysis of a project's viability.
Conduct a feasibility study before investing.
- ferventqizg'in
Showing very strong and sincere feeling.
She is a fervent supporter of animal rights.
- fickleo'zgaruvchan, beqaror
Changing often and without good reason.
Fashion is fickle and trends vanish quickly.
- finessemahorat, nafislik
Skill and delicacy in handling a situation.
She handled the delicate negotiation with great finesse.
- fiscal policymoliyaviy siyosat
Government spending and tax decisions.
Fiscal policy stimulates the economy.
- flagrantochiq-oydin
Shocking because so obvious and without shame.
This is a flagrant violation of international law.
- flamboyantyaltiroq, o'zini ko'z-ko'z qiladigan
Brightly coloured or confident in an attention-seeking way.
The singer is known for his flamboyant costumes.
- flout(qoidani) pisand qilmay buzmoq
To openly ignore a rule or law.
Drivers who flout the law will be fined.
- food securityoziq-ovqat xavfsizligi
Reliable access to sufficient food.
Food security is a global challenge.
- forestalloldini olmoq
To prevent something by acting first.
The bank raised rates to forestall rising inflation.
- forgovoz kechmoq
To go without something you would normally have.
Many families forgo holidays to save for education.
- forthrightochiq, to'g'ri so'z
Direct and honest in what you say.
She was forthright about her doubts over the plan.
- fortitudematonat
Courage and strength in facing pain or difficulty.
She faced her illness with remarkable fortitude.
- fortuitoustasodifiy
Happening by lucky chance.
The meeting was entirely fortuitous.
- fruitionamalga oshish
The point at which a plan or idea becomes real.
After years of work, the project finally came to fruition.
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- galvanizeharakatga undamoq
To shock or excite people into taking action.
The tragedy galvanized the community into demanding change.
- gamutkeng doira
The complete range of something.
The course covers the whole gamut of modern art.
- garrulousezma
Talking too much.
The garrulous guide tired us.
- generalizeumumlashtirmoq
To make a general statement from particular cases.
Don't generalize from a single example.
- generationalavlodlararo
Relating to a generation.
Generational differences affect workplace culture.
- gentrificationgentrifikatsiya
Renovation of poor areas attracting wealthy residents.
Gentrification displaces low-income families.
- germanetegishli
Relevant to the subject.
That point is not germane.
- gig economygig iqtisodiyoti
Temporary contract-based work.
The gig economy offers flexibility.
- give rise tosababchi bo'lmoq
To cause something to happen.
Poverty gives rise to many problems.
- global economyjahon iqtisodiyoti
The worldwide system of trade.
The global economy is interconnected.
- global governanceglobal boshqaruv
Collective management of global issues.
Global governance requires cooperation.
- globalizationglobalizatsiya
The process of international integration.
Globalization has both benefits and drawbacks.
- gloss overyuzaki o'tib ketmoq
To avoid discussing something unpleasant in detail.
The report glosses over the serious flaws in the plan.
- governance structureboshqaruv tuzilmasi
How an organization is governed.
A clear governance structure improves accountability.
- grassroots movementoddiy xalq harakati
Movement organized from the community up.
Grassroots movements drove civil rights change.
- gratificationqoniqtirish
Pleasure obtained from satisfaction.
Immediate gratification hinders long-term success.
- gratuitousasossiz, ortiqcha
Done without good reason and often harmful.
The film was criticised for its gratuitous violence.
- green economyyashil iqtisodiyot
Economy reducing environmental impact.
Transition to a green economy is urgent.
- gregariousodamshavanda
Enjoying the company of other people.
She is gregarious and makes friends wherever she goes.
- gross domestic productyalpi ichki mahsulot
Total value of goods produced in a country.
GDP measures economic output.
- groundbreakinginqilobiy/yangi
Innovative and pioneering.
A groundbreaking study changed the field.
- group dynamicsguruh dinamikasi
Behavioral processes in a group.
Understanding group dynamics improves teamwork.
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- hackneyedsiyqa
Overused and no longer interesting.
Avoid hackneyed phrases.
- hash outmuhokama qilib hal qilmoq
To discuss something in detail until you agree.
The two sides met to hash out a compromise.
- health disparitysoglik tengsizligi
Differences in health outcomes between groups.
Address health disparities through policy.
- hegemonyhukmronlik
Political or economic control by one country or group.
The empire maintained hegemony over the region for centuries.
- heinousjirkanch
Extremely evil, cruel and shocking to everyone.
He was convicted of a heinous crime.
- henceforthbundan buyon
From this moment onward, as a rule.
Henceforth, all reports must be submitted in digital form.
- heterogeneousturli xil
Made up of different kinds of things.
The city has a heterogeneous population of many cultures.
- hidden curriculumyashirin o'quv dasturi
Implicit lessons learned in school.
The hidden curriculum shapes values.
- hierarchical structureierarxik tuzilma
An organizational ranking system.
A hierarchical structure clarifies roles.
- hithertohozirgacha
Up to this point in time.
The method was hitherto unknown to researchers.
- hold accountablejavobgar qilmoq
To require responsibility.
Leaders must be held accountable.
- holistic educationyaxlit ta'lim
Education focusing on the whole person.
Holistic education includes social skills.
- homogeneitybir xillik
The quality of being the same.
Cultural homogeneity can reduce creativity.
- homogenizebir xillashtirmoq
To make uniform.
Globalization tends to homogenize cultures.
- honecharxlamoq, takomillashtirmoq
To improve a skill over time.
Daily practice helped her hone her speaking skills.
- human capitalinson kapitali
People's skills and knowledge as economic assets.
Invest in human capital for long-term growth.
- humanitarianinsonparvar
Concerned with human welfare.
Humanitarian aid reached disaster victims.
- humanitarian crisisinsonparvarlik inqirozi
A crisis affecting basic human welfare.
The conflict caused a humanitarian crisis.
- hyperbolebo'rttirish
Deliberate and obvious exaggeration used for effect.
His claim that he waited forever was pure hyperbole.
- hypothesis testinggipotezani sinash
Statistical method to evaluate predictions.
Hypothesis testing validates the model.
- hypothesizegipoteza bildirmoq
To form a hypothesis.
Scientists hypothesize about causes.
- hypotheticalgipotetik/taxminiy
Based on a supposed situation.
Answer this hypothetical question.
I
- iconoclastan'anani buzuvchi
A person who attacks common beliefs.
He is an iconoclast in economics.
- ideologicalmafkuraviy
Relating to a system of ideas.
Ideological differences cause political conflict.
- ideologymafkura
A system of ideas that form a political theory.
Different ideologies shape government policies.
- idiosyncrasyo'ziga xos xususiyat
A strange habit or feature typical of one person.
Every writer has a few idiosyncrasies of style.
- idyllicchiroyli va osoyishta
Extremely peaceful, beautiful and perfect.
They spent a week in an idyllic village by the sea.
- illiteracysavodsizlik
Inability to read or write.
Illiteracy limits economic opportunities.
- immunizationimmunizatsiya
The process of making immune.
Childhood immunization prevents many diseases.
- impartialxolis
Not favouring either side.
An impartial judge is essential.
- impasseboshi berk ko'cha
A situation where no progress is possible.
Talks reached an impasse over the question of wages.
- imperativezaruriy/buyruq
Of vital importance; an urgent requirement.
It is imperative to act now.
- impetusturtki
A force that makes something happen.
Reform gave impetus to trade.
- implementationamalga oshirish
The process of putting a plan into effect.
Implementation of the plan began immediately.
- impunityjazosizlik
Freedom from punishment or bad results.
Criminals operated with impunity because the police were corrupt.
- inadequateyetarli emas
Not sufficient for a particular purpose.
The current infrastructure is inadequate.
- inadvertentbeixtiyor
Not done on purpose.
It was an inadvertent omission.
- inasmuch...ligi sababli, ...gani uchun (inasmuch as)
Used with "as" to give a reason or limit a statement.
The theory is useful inasmuch as it explains past behaviour.
- inauguratetantanali ochmoq
To officially start a new organisation or building.
The president inaugurated the new bridge yesterday.
- incarcerateqamoqqa tashlamoq
To put someone in prison.
The country incarcerates more people than any other nation.
- incentivizerag'batlantirmoq
To motivate through rewards.
Incentivize employees with bonuses.
- incessantto'xtovsiz
Continuing without pause, often in an annoying way.
Incessant noise from the street kept her awake.
- incinerationyoqib yuborish
Burning waste at high temperature.
Waste incineration reduces landfill.
- incisiveo'tkir
Showing clear sharp thinking.
She wrote an incisive review.
- inciteqo'zg'atmoq
To encourage people to behave violently.
He was charged with inciting racial hatred.
- inclusive growthqamrovli o'sish
Economic growth benefiting all.
Inclusive growth reduces inequality.
- income inequalitydaromad tengsizligi
Unequal distribution of income.
Income inequality is rising globally.
- incompatibilitymos kelmaslik
The condition of being incompatible.
There is an incompatibility between the two systems.
- incongruousnomutanosib
Out of place or not fitting.
The tower looks incongruous here.
- inconsistencyizchilsizlik
The state of being inconsistent.
Inconsistency in data undermines results.
- incumbentamaldagi (lavozimdagi)
Currently holding an official position.
The incumbent president is seeking a second term.
- indelibleo'chmas
Impossible to remove or forget.
The trip left an indelible memory.
- indictrasman ayblamoq
To formally charge someone with a serious crime.
Prosecutors indicted the banker on charges of fraud.
- indisputableshubhasiz
Not open to question.
The evidence is indisputable.
- industrializationindustrializatsiya
Development of industries.
Industrialization transformed economies.
- ineffableta'riflab bo'lmas
Too great to be described.
The view was almost ineffable.
- inefficiencysamarasizlik
Failure to make best use of resources.
Bureaucratic inefficiency slows progress.
- ineptqobiliyatsiz
Having no skill; clumsy at doing something.
The inept handling of the crisis angered voters.
- inexorableto'xtatib bo'lmas
Continuing without any chance of being stopped.
The inexorable rise of sea levels threatens many cities.
- infalliblexatosiz
Never wrong and never failing.
No expert is infallible, and mistakes happen.
- infamousbadnom, yomonligi bilan mashhur
Well known for something bad.
The prison was infamous for its harsh conditions.
- informal economynorasmiy iqtisodiyot
Unregulated economic activity.
Many workers operate in the informal economy.
- innocuouszararsiz
Not harmful at all.
The question seemed innocuous.
- innovative thinkingyangilikchi fikrlash
Creating new and original ideas.
Innovative thinking drives progress.
- insidiouszimdan zarar keltiruvchi
Harmful in a slow hidden way.
Debt is an insidious problem.
- insinuateishora qilmoq (yomon ma'noda)
To suggest something unpleasant in an indirect way.
Are you insinuating that I cheated on the exam?
- insofar...gan darajada, ...gan miqdorda (insofar as)
To the degree that something is true.
The plan works insofar as the funding lasts.
- insurgentisyonchi
A person fighting against a government or authority.
Insurgents attacked the army base at dawn.
- insurmountableyengib bo'lmas
Too great to be overcome.
The language barrier proved an insurmountable obstacle.
- intellectual propertyintellektual mulk
Legal rights to creative works.
Protect your intellectual property.
- interculturalmadaniyatlararo
Relating to different cultures.
Intercultural exchange broadens perspectives.
- interdependenceo'zaro bog'liqlik
Dependence of two or more people on each other.
Global interdependence means crises spread quickly.
- interdisciplinaryfanlararo
Relating to multiple disciplines.
Interdisciplinary research solves complex problems.
- intergenerationalavlodlararo
Occurring between generations.
Intergenerational poverty is hard to break.
- interpretationtalqin
An explanation of the meaning.
Different interpretations exist for this text.
- intersectionalitykesishuvchilik
Multiple overlapping identities shaping experience.
Intersectionality reveals complex discrimination.
- intransigentmurosasiz
Refusing to change an opinion.
Both sides remain intransigent.
- invectivehaqoratli so'zlar
Harsh, insulting and abusive language used against someone.
The debate soon descended into bitter personal invective and shouting.
- irrefutableinkor etib bo'lmas
Impossible to deny.
The evidence was irrefutable.
- irreversibleqaytarilmas
Not able to be undone.
Climate change has irreversible consequences.
J
- job polarizationish qutblashuvi
Growth of high and low skill jobs, decline of middle.
Automation causes job polarization.
- jubilantg'olibona xursand
Feeling or showing great happiness about a success.
Jubilant fans poured into the streets after the match.
- judicial independencesud mustaqilligi
Courts free from political interference.
Judicial independence protects rights.
- judiciousoqilona
Showing good judgement and sense.
A judicious use of resources saved the project.
- juxtaposeyonma-yon qo'ymoq
To place things side by side.
The film juxtaposes past and present.
- juxtapositionyonma-yon qo'yib taqqoslash
The fact of two things being placed close together with contrasting effect.
The artist used the juxtaposition of bright colors and dark shadows to create tension.
K
- knowledge economybilim iqtisodiyoti
Economy based on knowledge production.
The knowledge economy values education.
L
- laconickam gapiradigan
Using very few words.
His laconic reply ended the debate.
- lateral thinkingkeng ko'lamli fikrlash
Solving problems with creative approaches.
Lateral thinking finds unexpected solutions.
- learning outcomeo'qish natijasi
The result expected from learning.
Define clear learning outcomes.
- legitimacyqonuniylik
Conformity to the law or to rules.
The election's legitimacy was questioned.
- lethargiclanj, holsiz
Having no energy or enthusiasm.
The heat made everyone feel lethargic all afternoon.
- levityhazil, yengil kayfiyat (jiddiy vaziyatda)
Humour in a situation that is serious.
A moment of levity relieved the tension in the room.
- life expectancyumr ko'rish davomiyligi
Average years a person is expected to live.
Life expectancy has risen globally.
- lifelong learningumrbod o'qish
Continuous pursuit of knowledge.
Encourage lifelong learning habits.
- loftyyuksak
Very high or noble in aim or character.
She set herself the lofty goal of ending poverty.
- longitudinaluzunlamasına
Relating to the development over time.
A longitudinal study tracks participants for years.
- lucidtiniq
Clear and easy to understand.
The explanation was lucid.
M
- machine learningmashinali o'rganish
AI systems that improve from experience.
Machine learning powers recommendation systems.
- magnanimousolijanob
Generous towards a rival.
He was magnanimous in victory.
- magnitudekattalik/hajm
The great size or extent of something.
The magnitude of the problem was underestimated.
- malleableegiluvchan
Easily shaped or influenced.
Young minds are malleable.
- manifestationnamoyon bo'lish
A visible display of an idea.
Fever is a manifestation of infection.
- manipulationmanipulyatsiya
Controlling in a clever or unscrupulous way.
Media manipulation affects public opinion.
- marginalizechetlashtirmoq
To treat as unimportant or peripheral.
Women were historically marginalized in politics.
- market failurebozor muvaffaqiyatsizligi
When markets allocate inefficiently.
Market failure justifies regulation.
- mavericko'zgacha fikrlovchi
An independent person who does not follow the group.
She is a maverick who ignores conventional wisdom.
- meagreozg'ina
Small in quantity and not enough.
Workers survived on meagre wages and little food.
- melancholyg'amginlik
A deep, quiet sadness with no clear cause.
A feeling of melancholy came over him in autumn.
- mercurialtez o'zgaruvchan
Changing mood or mind quickly and unpredictably.
The mercurial director was loved and feared by actors.
- meritocracymeritokratiya
System rewarding talent and effort.
Meritocracy values achievement over background.
- meta-analysismeta-tahlil
Statistical analysis of multiple studies.
A meta-analysis combined fifty studies.
- methodologymetodologiya
A system of methods used in research.
Explain your research methodology clearly.
- meticulousnesssinchkovlik
Extreme attention to detail.
Her meticulousness saved the project.
- misinformationyolg'on ma'lumot
False or inaccurate information.
Misinformation spreads fast on social media.
- mixed economyaralash iqtisodiyot
Economy combining private and state ownership.
Most countries have a mixed economy.
- modernizationmodernizatsiya
The process of adapting to modern needs.
Rapid modernization changed rural areas.
- monetary policypul-kredit siyosati
Central bank management of money supply.
Monetary policy controls inflation.
- moral obligationaxloqiy majburiyat
A duty based on ethics.
Protecting nature is a moral obligation.
- moralityaxloq
Principles concerning right and wrong.
Morality guides ethical decision-making.
- moratoriumto'xtatib turish (rasmiy)
An official pause on an activity.
Parliament imposed a moratorium on new nuclear plants.
- morosetund, ma'yus
Bad-tempered, gloomy and unwilling to speak much.
He sat morose and silent through dinner.
- mortalityo'lim darajasi
The number of deaths in a population.
Child mortality rates have declined.
- multicultural societyko'p madaniyatli jamiyat
A society with diverse cultural groups.
We live in a multicultural society.
- multiculturalismmultikulturalizm
The presence of multiple cultures in a society.
Multiculturalism enriches society.
- multifacetedko'p qirrali
Having many aspects.
The issue is multifaceted and complex.
- mutual benefito'zaro foyda
Advantage shared by both parties.
Trade creates mutual benefit.
- myriadson-sanoqsiz
A very large number.
There are myriad possibilities.
N
- nanotechnologynanotexnologiya
Technology at an atomic scale.
Nanotechnology has medical applications.
- natural capitaltabiiy kapital
Earth's natural resources and processes.
Protect natural capital for the future.
- nebulousnoaniq
Unclear and vague.
The plan remains nebulous.
- neoliberalismneoliberalizm
Economic policy emphasizing free market.
Neoliberalism shaped global trade in the 1990s.
- nepotismqarindoshbozlik
Favouring relatives when giving jobs.
Nepotism in the firm angered qualified applicants.
- neural networkneyron tarmog'i
A computing system modeled on the brain.
Neural networks power voice assistants.
- neurologynevrologiya
The study of the nervous system.
Neurology advances help treat strokes.
- neutralitybetaraflik
The state of not supporting either side.
Switzerland is known for its neutrality.
- non-governmental organizationnohukumat tashkilot
Organization independent of government.
NGOs provide humanitarian aid.
- non-renewableqayta tiklanmaydigan
Not replaceable once used.
Non-renewable resources will eventually run out.
- nonchalantbeparvo, xotirjam
Calm and seeming not to care.
He shrugged in a nonchalant way and walked off.
- normalizationnormallashtirish
The process of making something standard.
Normalization of data is essential in statistics.
- notwithstandingqaramay
In spite of something; despite a factor.
Notwithstanding the cost, the project went ahead as planned.
- null hypothesisnol gipoteza
The default hypothesis of no effect.
Reject the null hypothesis with evidence.
O
- obfuscatechalg'itmoq
To make something unclear on purpose.
Jargon obfuscates the message.
- objectivelyob'ektiv ravishda
In a way not influenced by feelings.
Assess the situation objectively.
- obliqueegri / bilvosita
Indirect and not stated clearly.
She made an oblique reference to his past mistakes.
- obliterateyo'q qilib tashlamoq
To destroy something so completely that nothing remains.
The storm obliterated the village in a few hours.
- obsolescenceeskirish
The process of becoming outdated.
Technology faces rapid obsolescence.
- obsoleteeskirgan
No longer used or useful.
The format became obsolete.
- on the basis ofasosida
Using as a foundation.
Select candidates on the basis of merit.
- onerousog'ir, mashaqqatli
Needing a great deal of effort or work.
Small firms find the new rules onerous to follow.
- operating systemoperatsion tizim
Software managing computer hardware.
Windows is a popular operating system.
- opportunity costimkoniyat qiymati
The value of the next best alternative.
The opportunity cost of university is work experience.
- optimal conditionsmaqbul sharoitlar
The best possible circumstances.
Plants grow best under optimal conditions.
- opulenthashamatli
Very rich, luxurious and expensive in appearance.
The hotel's opulent lobby has marble floors and chandeliers.
- originalityo'ziga xoslik
The ability to think creatively.
Originality is valued in academic writing.
- ostensibleko'rinishdagi
Stated as true but perhaps not.
The ostensible reason was cost.
- ostensiblyko'rinishdan
Apparently, but perhaps not in reality.
He travelled to Paris, ostensibly on business.
- ostracizejamoadan chetlashtirmoq
To deliberately exclude someone from a group.
He was ostracized by his colleagues after the scandal.
- overtochiq, yashirmagan
Done openly rather than secretly.
There was no overt hostility at the meeting.
P
- palpablesezilarli
So strong it can almost be felt.
The tension was palpable.
- panaceahamma narsaga davo
Something believed to solve all problems.
Technology is not a panacea for every social problem.
- pandemoniumsarosima va g'avg'o
A state of wild and noisy confusion.
Pandemonium broke out when the fire alarm sounded.
- paradoxicalparadoksal
Seeming to contradict itself.
It is a paradoxical result.
- paragonibrat, namuna
A person who is a perfect example of a quality.
She was a paragon of honesty and patience.
- parsimoniousxasis
Extremely unwilling to spend money.
The parsimonious owner refused to repair the roof.
- participatory democracyishtirokchi demokratiya
Citizens directly involved in decisions.
Participatory democracy gives voice to all.
- particulatezarralar
Tiny particles in the air.
Particulate matter causes lung disease.
- patronizepast nazar bilan muomala qilmoq
To treat someone as if they are less intelligent.
Do not patronize the readers by over-explaining everything.
- paucitykamlik
A very small amount of something.
There is a paucity of data.
- pedagogicalpedagogik
Relating to teaching methods.
Pedagogical approaches should engage students.
- pejorativetahqirli ma'noli
Expressing disapproval or a low opinion.
The term was once used in a pejorative sense.
- penchantmoyillik
A strong liking for something.
He has a penchant for expensive watches.
- per capita incomeaholi boshiga daromad
Average income per person.
Per capita income measures living standards.
- per seo'z-o'zidan
By or in itself; considered alone.
Wealth per se does not guarantee happiness.
- perfunctorynomigagina qilingan, yuzaki
Done quickly without care or interest.
He gave the report only a perfunctory glance.
- perniciouszararli
Causing serious harm gradually.
Misinformation has a pernicious effect.
- pertinento'rinli
Directly relevant.
Ask pertinent questions only.
- pervadeqamrab olmoq
To spread through and be present in every part.
A sense of calm pervaded the whole house.
- plaintiffda'vogar
A person who brings a case against someone in court.
The plaintiff claimed that the firm had broken the contract.
- plethorako'plik
A large amount, often more than needed.
The internet offers a plethora of study resources.
- pluralityko'pchilik/xilma-xillik
A large number or variety.
A plurality of opinions enriches debate.
- poignantta'sirli, yurakni ezuvchi
Causing a strong feeling of sadness.
The photograph was a poignant reminder of the war.
- polarizationqutblashuv
Division into two sharply contrasting groups.
Political polarization harms democracy.
- policy vacuumsiyosat bo'shlig'i
Absence of effective policy.
A policy vacuum allows problems to grow.
- policy-makingsiyosat ishlab chiqish
The process of creating policies.
Evidence-based policy-making improves outcomes.
- political economysiyosiy iqtisodiyot
Interaction of politics and economics.
Political economy explains trade policy.
- posteritykelajak avlodlar
All the people who will live in the future.
The documents were carefully preserved for posterity in the archive.
- pragmaticamaliy
Dealing with things practically.
Take a pragmatic approach.
- precariousbeqaror
Not safe or certain.
Their finances are precarious.
- precautionary principleehtiyot tamoyili
Act cautiously when facing uncertainty.
The precautionary principle guides policy.
- precipitateto'satdan yuzaga keltirmoq, tezlashtirib yubormoq
To cause something to happen suddenly or too soon.
The scandal precipitated the minister's sudden resignation last week.
- precludeimkonsiz qilmoq
To prevent something from happening.
The rules preclude late entry.
- predominanceustunlik
The state of being dominant.
The predominance of English in academia.
- predominantlyasosan/ko'pincha
Mainly; for the most part.
The country is predominantly agricultural.
- preposterousbema'ni
Completely unreasonable, absurd and hard to take seriously.
The idea that he stole the car is preposterous.
- prerequisiteshart/oldindan talab
Something required as a condition.
Math is a prerequisite for this course.
- presumptuoushaddidan oshgan, o'ziga ortiqcha erk beradigan
Behaving with too much confidence and no respect.
It would be presumptuous to speak for everyone.
- pretentiouso'zini katta ko'rsatadigan, soxta hashamatli
Trying to seem more important or clever than you are.
The restaurant was expensive and rather pretentious.
- pretextbahona
A false reason used to hide the real one.
He used illness as a pretext to avoid the meeting.
- prodigioushayratlanarli
Very great in size or ability.
He has a prodigious memory.
- profuseserob, mo'l
Given or produced in large amounts.
She offered profuse apologies for being late.
- proliferatetez ko'paymoq
To increase rapidly in number.
Online courses proliferated.
- proliferationshiddatli ko'payish, tarqalish
Rapid increase in the number or amount of something.
The proliferation of artificial intelligence tools is transforming industries.
- propensitymoyillik
A natural tendency to behave a way.
He has a propensity for risk.
- proportional representationmutanosib vakillik
Electoral system based on vote share.
Proportional representation is fairer.
- prowessmahorat
Great skill or ability in a particular area.
The team is famous for its sporting prowess.
- prudentoqilona
Careful and sensible.
A prudent investor diversifies.
- psychologypsixologiya
The scientific study of the mind.
Psychology explains human behavior.
- public discoursejamoatchilik muloqoti
Open discussion of public issues.
Social media shapes public discourse.
- punitivejazo xarakteridagi
Intended to punish someone for something wrong.
The court imposed punitive damages on the company.
- purchasing powerxarid qobiliyati
Ability to buy goods with income.
Inflation reduces purchasing power.
- purportedlyda'vo qilinishicha
According to claims that may not be true.
The photograph was purportedly taken in 1920.
Q
- qualitativesifatli/sifatiy
Relating to quality, not quantity.
Qualitative research explores experiences.
- qualitative analysissifatiy tahlil
Analysis focused on non-numerical data.
Qualitative analysis reveals motivations.
- quandaryikkilanish, qiyin ahvol
A state of not knowing what to do.
She was in a quandary over which offer to accept.
- quantitativemiqdoriy
Relating to quantity or amount.
Quantitative data shows measurable trends.
- quantitative analysismiqdoriy tahlil
Analysis using numerical data.
Quantitative analysis shows trends.
- quintessentialeng namunali
Being the most typical example.
It is the quintessential folk song.
R
- racial profilingirqiy profil
Targeting based on race.
Racial profiling violates civil rights.
- ratificationratifikatsiya/tasdiqlash
The official approval of an agreement.
The treaty awaits ratification by both parties.
- rationalizationratsionalizatsiya
Organization according to rational principles.
The restructuring involved rationalization of costs.
- rationalizeasoslash
To justify logically.
He rationalized his decision.
- rebuffrad etmoq
To refuse an offer or request in an unfriendly way.
She rebuffed all attempts to contact her.
- rebukekoyimoq
To criticise someone sharply for their behaviour.
The minister was publicly rebuked for his remarks.
- recalcitrantbo'ysunmaydigan
Refusing to obey rules or follow orders.
The recalcitrant student ignored every warning from his teachers.
- reconciliationyarashish/kelishuv
The process of making things compatible.
Reconciliation requires compromise from both sides.
- redistributionqayta taqsimlash
Distribution to new or different places.
Wealth redistribution reduces inequality.
- reforestationo'rmonlarni tiklash
Replanting trees in deforested areas.
Reforestation restores ecosystems.
- refugee crisisqochqinlar inqirozi
Large-scale displacement of people.
The refugee crisis requires global response.
- regenerateqayta tiklash
To regrow or be reborn.
Forests can regenerate if protected.
- regulatory frameworktartiblovchi doira
System of rules governing an area.
A clear regulatory framework prevents fraud.
- rehabilitationreabilitatsiya
Restoration to health or normal life.
Physical rehabilitation helped him recover.
- relativelynisbatan
In comparison with something else.
The cost is relatively low.
- remunerationish haqi
Payment for work or services.
The job offers generous remuneration and extra holidays.
- renewable energyqayta tiklanadigan energiya
Energy from natural replenishable sources.
Renewable energy reduces dependence on oil.
- reprehensibleqoralashga loyiq
Deserving strong criticism because it is morally wrong.
Such cruel behaviour is morally reprehensible and cannot be excused.
- representationifodalash/vakillik
The action of speaking or acting on behalf.
Political representation ensures democracy.
- reprievemuhlat / afv
A delay or cancellation of something unpleasant.
The rain gave farmers a brief reprieve from the drought.
- repudiateinkor etmoq, qat'iyan rad etmoq
To refuse to accept something as true or valid.
The minister repudiated the claims as total lies.
- rescindbekor qilmoq
To officially cancel a decision.
The order was rescinded.
- resilience theorychidamlilik nazariyasi
Study of adapting to adversity.
Resilience theory informs disaster management.
- resource allocationresurslarni taqsimlash
Distribution of available assets.
Efficient resource allocation is critical.
- reticentkamgap, o'zini tutib turadigan
Unwilling to say what you think or feel.
He was reticent about his personal life.
- revitalizejonlantirmoq
To give new life to something.
Revitalize the economy through investment.
- rhetoricalritorik
Intended to impress or persuade rather than to inform.
"Who cares?" is a rhetorical question, not a real one.
- rifekeng tarqalgan
Very common, especially of something bad.
The city was rife with rumours about the mayor.
- riftixtilof
A serious break in a relationship.
The disagreement caused a deep rift between the partners.
- rights-based approachhuquqlarga asoslangan yondashuv
Framing development in terms of rights.
A rights-based approach ensures dignity.
- risk assessmentxavfni baholash
Identifying potential risks.
Conduct a risk assessment before proceeding.
- robust economykuchli iqtisodiyot
A strong and resilient economy.
A robust economy creates jobs.
- rubricbaholash mezoni
A set of rules or criteria for assessing work.
The teacher gave students the marking rubric in advance.
- rudimentaryboshlang'ich/oddiy
Basic; not highly developed.
He has a rudimentary knowledge of law.
S
- salientasosiy
Most noticeable or important.
List the salient points.
- sanguineumidvor
Cheerful and hopeful about the future.
Experts are sanguine about next year's economic growth.
- scathingkeskin, ayovsiz
Showing very strong and harsh criticism of something.
The newspaper published a scathing attack on the policy.
- schismbo'linish
A split in an organisation or group.
The dispute caused a schism within the party.
- scrupulousvijdonli, o'ta tartibli
Very careful to do things correctly and honestly.
The accountant was scrupulous about keeping accurate records.
- self-determinationo'z taqdirini belgilash
The right to decide one's own path.
Self-determination is a human right.
- self-regulationo'zini nazorat qilish
Control of one's own behavior.
Self-regulation is key to success.
- self-sufficiento'z-o'zini ta'minlovchi
Able to supply one's needs.
Become self-sufficient in energy.
- semiconductoryarim o'tkazgich
Material conducting electricity partially.
Semiconductors are essential in electronics.
- sentienthis qiluvchi
Able to see, feel and experience things.
Humans are not the only sentient beings.
- serendipitykutilmagan omad
Finding good things by chance.
The discovery was pure serendipity.
- significantlymuhim darajada
In a noteworthy manner.
Sales increased significantly.
- simultaneouslybir vaqtda
At the same time.
She managed two projects simultaneously.
- social capitalijtimoiy kapital
Networks providing social benefits.
Social capital facilitates cooperation.
- social cohesionijtimoiy birlik
Unity and shared values in society.
Social cohesion is vital for stability.
- social contractijtimoiy shartnoma
Agreement between citizens and government.
The social contract obliges governments.
- social exclusionijtimoiy istisno
Marginalization from society.
Address social exclusion through policy.
- social mobilityijtimoiy harakatchanlik
Movement between social classes.
Education promotes upward social mobility.
- social stratificationijtimoiy tabaqalanish
Ranking of people in social hierarchy.
Social stratification affects opportunities.
- socioeconomicijtimoiy-iqtisodiy
Relating to social and economic factors.
Socioeconomic inequality is widespread.
- socioeconomic statusijtimoiy-iqtisodiy holat
Position based on income and education.
Socioeconomic status shapes life outcomes.
- solidarityhamjihatlik
Unity or agreement of feeling.
International solidarity helps developing nations.
- sophisticatedmurakkab/nozik
Developed to a high degree of complexity.
This technology is highly sophisticated.
- specificallyaniq ravishda
In a precise manner.
She specifically asked for your help.
- spillover effecttoshib chiqish effekti
Indirect effects on other areas.
Economic crises have spillover effects.
- spurioussoxta
False, though seeming genuine.
The claim rests on spurious data.
- stakeholder analysismanfaatdor tomonlar tahlili
Identifying those affected by a decision.
Conduct a stakeholder analysis early.
- standardizationstandartlashtirish
The process of making things uniform.
Standardization ensures consistent quality.
- staunchsodiq
Very loyal and firm in your opinions.
He is a staunch supporter of the local team.
- stimulate growtho'sishni rag'batlantirmoq
To encourage development.
Investment stimulates economic growth.
- stoicsabr-toqatli
Accepting pain or bad luck without complaining.
She remained stoic during the long and painful treatment.
- stratificationtabaqalanish
The arrangement of society into layers.
Social stratification affects opportunities.
- stringentqat'iy
Strict and demanding.
Stringent rules apply here.
- structural adjustmenttarkibiy moslashuv
Economic reforms required by lenders.
Structural adjustment programs cut spending.
- structural changetarkibiy o'zgarish
Fundamental change to a system.
Structural change in education is needed.
- structural inequalitytarkibiy tengsizlik
Inequality built into social systems.
Structural inequality persists across generations.
- subjectivitysub'ektivlik
Quality of being based on personal opinion.
Subjectivity in art allows for interpretation.
- sublimeulug'vor
Of very high quality that fills you with wonder.
The view from the mountain was truly sublime.
- subordinatebo'ysunuvchi/qo'shimcha
Lower in rank or position.
She manages a team of subordinate staff.
- succinctlo'nda
Expressed clearly in few words.
Keep the summary succinct.
- superfluousortiqcha
More than is needed.
Delete superfluous adjectives.
- supplantsiqib chiqarib, o'rnini egallamoq
To take the place of something or someone.
Electric cars may soon supplant petrol engines.
- surreptitiouso'g'rincha, bildirmasdan qilingan
Done secretly so that others do not notice.
She took a surreptitious look at his phone.
- sustainable developmentbarqaror rivojlanish
Development meeting present and future needs.
Sustainable development balances economy and ecology.
- symbiotico'zaro foydali
Involving a close relationship that benefits both sides.
Bees and flowers have a symbiotic relationship.
- systemic changetizimli o'zgarish
Fundamental change to a system.
Systemic change requires political will.
T
- tacitaytilmagan
Understood without being said.
There was tacit approval.
- tacit knowledgeyashirin bilim
Knowledge difficult to express formally.
Tacit knowledge comes from experience.
- taciturnkam so'zli
Saying very little and seeming unfriendly.
The taciturn farmer rarely spoke to his neighbours.
- take into accounthisobga olmoq
To consider when making decisions.
Take all factors into account.
- tangibleqo'l bilan ushlab bo'ladigan
Real and able to be touched.
We need tangible results.
- tantamountteng, barobar (salbiy ma'noda)
Having the same serious effect as something worse.
Resigning now would be tantamount to admitting guilt.
- tap intofoydalanmoq
To make use of a source of energy or ideas.
Companies are trying to tap into the youth market.
- technological determinismtexnologik determinizm
Belief that technology shapes society.
Technological determinism is a debated concept.
- tenuouszaif
Very weak or slight.
The link is rather tenuous.
- terseqisqa va keskin
Using few words in a way that seems unfriendly.
She sent a terse reply to the complaint.
- thereaftershundan keyin
From that time onward; after the time mentioned.
He left school at sixteen and worked on farms thereafter.
- tiradeg'azabli nutq
A long angry speech of criticism.
He launched into a tirade about the government.
- tolerance for ambiguitynoaniqlikka bardosh
Comfort with uncertainty.
Tolerance for ambiguity is needed in research.
- top-down approachyuqoridan pastga yondashuv
Starting from senior management.
A top-down approach centralizes decisions.
- transformational leadershiptransformatsion rahbarlik
Leadership inspiring change.
Transformational leadership motivates teams.
- transformativeo'zgartiruvchi
Causing significant change.
Education is transformative.
- transparency in governanceboshqaruvdagi shaffoflik
Open government practices.
Transparency in governance builds trust.
- trend analysistendentsiyani tahlil qilish
Study of patterns over time.
Trend analysis predicts market behavior.
- trepidationqo'rquv aralash xavotir
A feeling of fear about something that may happen.
She opened the exam paper with trepidation.
- trickle-down economicspastga oqish iqtisodiyoti
Theory that benefits to rich help poor.
Trickle-down economics is disputed.
U
- ubiquitoushamma joyda mavjud
Found everywhere.
Smartphones are now ubiquitous.
- ultimatelyoxir-oqibat
Finally; in the end.
Ultimately, hard work leads to success.
- unbridledjilovsiz
Not controlled or limited in any way.
The film shows unbridled greed and ambition in the business world.
- underrepresentationetarli darajada vakil bo'lmaslik
Insufficient representation of a group.
Women face underrepresentation in leadership.
- unequivocalshubhasiz
Completely clear and firm.
She gave an unequivocal answer.
- universal basic incomeuniversal asosiy daromad
Regular payment to all citizens.
Universal basic income is increasingly debated.
- unwieldynoqulay, og'ir
Difficult to move or manage because of size or weight.
The software became unwieldy as new features were added.
- urbanizationshaharlashuv
The process of becoming more urban.
Rapid urbanization creates housing shortages.
- urbanization rateshaharlashuv darajasi
Speed of urban population growth.
The urbanization rate is rising in Asia.
- usher inboshlab bermoq
To mark the start of a new period.
The invention of the printing press ushered in a new era.
- utilitarianismutilitarizm
The belief that actions are right if they benefit most.
Utilitarianism shapes healthcare resource decisions.
V
- vacillateikkilanmoq
To change often between opinions or actions.
He vacillated for weeks before accepting the job.
- vehementshiddatli
Showing very strong feeling.
He made a vehement protest.
- verboseso'zamol
Using too many words.
The introduction is verbose.
- verificationtasdiqlash
The process of establishing truth or accuracy.
Independent verification of data is essential.
- vested interestshaxsiy manfaat
Personal stake in a decision.
Lobbyists often have vested interests.
- vestigeiz, nishona
A small part or trace of something that existed before.
Not a vestige of the old castle remains.
- vilifyyomonlamoq, badnom qilmoq
To say very bad things about someone.
The press vilified him after the scandal.
- vindicateoqlamoq
To prove somebody was right.
Later results vindicated her.
- vindictiveqasoskor
Strongly wanting to harm someone who has hurt you.
She was vindictive and never forgave a slight.
- virtual realityvirtual haqiqat
Computer-generated simulation of reality.
Virtual reality is used in medical training.
- virulentzaharli / shiddatli
Extremely harmful or bitter in effect.
A virulent strain of the virus spread across the country.
- vociferousshovqinli, qattiq talab qiluvchi
Expressing opinions in a loud and forceful way.
The plan faced vociferous opposition from residents.
- volatilebeqaror
Changing quickly and unpredictably.
The market is volatile.
- vulnerabilityzaiflik
Susceptibility to harm or attack.
Children have greater vulnerability to disease.
W
- welfare statefarovonlik davlati
Government providing social protection.
The welfare state supports vulnerable citizens.
- whistle-blowerogohlantiruvchi
Person exposing wrongdoing.
Whistle-blowers require legal protection.
- whittle downasta-sekin qisqartirmoq
To gradually reduce something in size or number.
Judges whittled the list down to five finalists.
- with regard tonisbatan/borasida
In connection with.
With regard to education, more funding is needed.
Z
- zealousg'ayratli
Showing great energy for a cause.
He is a zealous reformer.
- zenitheng yuqori nuqta
The time when something is at its most successful.
The empire reached its zenith in the sixteenth century.
- zero-sum gamenol-summa o'yini
Situation where one gain equals another loss.
Competition is not always a zero-sum game.
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