Daily Reading Practice · Beginner passage
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Aziz wants to traveltravel (verb)To go from one place to another.≈ Synonym: journey🇺🇿UZ: sayohat qilmoq, bormoq🇷🇺RU: путешествовать, ехать to Samarkand by traintrain (noun)A long vehicle that runs on rails.≈ Synonym: —🇺🇿UZ: poyezd🇷🇺RU: поезд, so he goes to the ticketticket (noun)A piece of paper that lets you travel or enter.≈ Synonym: pass🇺🇿UZ: chipta🇷🇺RU: билет officeoffice (noun)A room or building used for business, like buying tickets.≈ Synonym: workplace🇺🇿UZ: ofis, kassa🇷🇺RU: офис, касса.
“Good morningmorning (noun)The early part of the day.≈ Synonym: a.m.🇺🇿UZ: ertalab, tong🇷🇺RU: утро,” says the ticket sellerseller (noun)A person who sells things.≈ Synonym: shop assistant🇺🇿UZ: sotuvchi🇷🇺RU: продавец. “How can I helphelp (verb)To make something easier for someone.≈ Synonym: assist🇺🇿UZ: yordam bermoq🇷🇺RU: помогать you?” “Good morning,” Aziz says. “I would likewould like (phr)A polite way to say “want”.≈ Synonym: want🇺🇿UZ: istardim, xohlayman🇷🇺RU: хотел бы a ticket to Samarkand, please.”
“Singlesingle (noun)A ticket for going somewhere but not coming back.≈ Synonym: one-way🇺🇿UZ: bir tomonlama chipta🇷🇺RU: билет в один конец or returnreturn (noun)A ticket for going somewhere and coming back.≈ Synonym: round-trip🇺🇿UZ: borib-kelish chiptasi🇷🇺RU: билет туда и обратно?” “Return, please. I want to come backcome back (verb)To return to a place.≈ Synonym: return🇺🇿UZ: qaytib kelmoq🇷🇺RU: возвращаться on Sunday.”
“What timetime (noun)The hour when something happens.≈ Synonym: hour🇺🇿UZ: vaqt🇷🇺RU: время would you like to travel?” “In the morning, please. Is there a train at nine o'clock?” “Yes, there is a train at nine fifteen. There is also one at eleven.” “The nine fifteen train is perfectperfect (adj)Exactly right.≈ Synonym: ideal🇺🇿UZ: juda mos, mukammal🇷🇺RU: идеальный.”
“That's forty thousand som for a return ticket. Would you like a windowwindow (noun)A glass opening in a wall or a train.≈ Synonym: —🇺🇿UZ: deraza🇷🇺RU: окно seatseat (noun)A place to sit, like a chair.≈ Synonym: chair🇺🇿UZ: o'rindiq🇷🇺RU: место (сиденье)?” “Yes, please. A window seat is greatgreat (adj)Very good.≈ Synonym: excellent🇺🇿UZ: ajoyib🇷🇺RU: отличный — I lovelove (verb)To like something or someone very much.≈ Synonym: adore🇺🇿UZ: yaxshi ko‘rmoq🇷🇺RU: любить looking at the countrysidecountryside (noun)Land outside cities and towns, with fields and nature.≈ Synonym: rural area🇺🇿UZ: qishloq joylari, tabiat🇷🇺RU: сельская местность.”
“Here is your ticket. The train leavesleave (verb)To go away from a place.≈ Synonym: depart🇺🇿UZ: jo‘nab ketmoq🇷🇺RU: отправляться, уходить from platformplatform (noun)The place at a station where you get on a train.≈ Synonym: —🇺🇿UZ: peron🇷🇺RU: платформа two. Please arrivearrive (verb)To get to a place.≈ Synonym: get to🇺🇿UZ: yetib kelmoq🇷🇺RU: прибывать twenty minutesminute (noun)Sixty seconds.🇺🇿UZ: daqiqa🇷🇺RU: минута before the train leaves.” “Thank you very much. Which platform, again?” “Platform two. Have a good triptrip (noun)A journey to a place and back.≈ Synonym: journey🇺🇿UZ: safar🇷🇺RU: поездка!” “Thank you! Goodbyegoodbye (phr)What you say when you leave someone.≈ Synonym: bye🇺🇿UZ: xayr🇷🇺RU: до свидания.”
Aziz walkswalk (verb)To move on your feet.≈ Synonym: go on foot🇺🇿UZ: yurmoq, piyoda bormoq🇷🇺RU: идти пешком to platform two. He showsshow (verb)To let someone see something.🇺🇿UZ: ko‘rsatmoq🇷🇺RU: показывать his ticket to the guardguard (noun)A person who checks tickets or keeps a place safe.≈ Synonym: —🇺🇿UZ: nazoratchi, kondüktor🇷🇺RU: проводник, and he findsfind (verb)To see or get something you are looking for.🇺🇿UZ: topmoq🇷🇺RU: находить his seat. The train leaves on time, and Aziz enjoysenjoy (verb)To get pleasure from something.≈ Synonym: like🇺🇿UZ: yoqtirmoq, zavqlanmoq🇷🇺RU: наслаждаться the beautifulbeautiful (adj)Very nice to look at.≈ Synonym: lovely🇺🇿UZ: chiroyli🇷🇺RU: красивый countryside on his way to Samarkand.
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Every highlighted word from this story with its meaning in Uzbek 🇺🇿 and Russian 🇷🇺, and a simple example. Tap 🇬🇧 or 🇺🇸 to hear the word or the sentence in a British or American accent.
| # | 🇬🇧 | 🇺🇿 | 🇷🇺 | Example |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | travelverb | sayohat qilmoq, bormoq | путешествовать, ехать | We travel to the sea every summer. |
| 2 | trainnoun | poyezd | поезд | The train to Bukhara is fast. |
| 3 | ticketnoun | chipta | билет | How much is a bus ticket? |
| 4 | officenoun | ofis, kassa | офис, касса | The ticket office is near the entrance. |
| 5 | morningnoun | ertalab, tong | утро | Good morning! How are you? |
| 6 | sellernoun | sotuvchi | продавец | The fruit seller gave me a free apple. |
| 7 | helpverb | yordam bermoq | помогать | Can you help me with my bag? |
| 8 | would likephrase | istardim, xohlayman | хотел бы | I would like a cup of tea, please. |
| 9 | singlenoun | bir tomonlama chipta | билет в один конец | A single ticket to Tashkent, please. |
| 10 | returnnoun | borib-kelish chiptasi | билет туда и обратно | A return ticket is cheaper. |
| 11 | come backverb | qaytib kelmoq | возвращаться | Please come back soon! |
| 12 | timenoun | vaqt | время | What time does the shop open? |
| 13 | perfectadjective | juda mos, mukammal | идеальный | This size is perfect for me. |
| 14 | windownoun | deraza | окно | I like to sit by the window. |
| 15 | seatnoun | o'rindiq | место (сиденье) | Is this seat free? |
| 16 | greatadjective | ajoyib | отличный | That's a great idea! |
| 17 | loveverb | yaxshi ko‘rmoq | любить | I love summer. |
| 18 | countrysidenoun | qishloq joylari, tabiat | сельская местность | My grandparents live in the countryside. |
| 19 | leaveverb | jo‘nab ketmoq | отправляться, уходить | The bus leaves at ten. |
| 20 | platformnoun | peron | платформа | The train is at platform three. |
| 21 | arriveverb | yetib kelmoq | прибывать | What time does the plane arrive? |
| 22 | minutenoun | daqiqa | минута | I'll be ready in five minutes. |
| 23 | tripnoun | safar | поездка | Have a nice trip! |
| 24 | goodbyephrase | xayr | до свидания | Say goodbye to your grandmother. |
| 25 | walkverb | yurmoq, piyoda bormoq | идти пешком | She walks to work every day. |
| 26 | showverb | ko‘rsatmoq | показывать | Can you show me the way? |
| 27 | guardnoun | nazoratchi, kondüktor | проводник | The guard checks our tickets. |
| 28 | findverb | topmoq | находить | I can't find my glasses. |
| 29 | enjoyverb | yoqtirmoq, zavqlanmoq | наслаждаться | I enjoy long walks. |
| 30 | beautifuladjective | chiroyli | красивый | The mountains are beautiful in spring. |