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John is going to movemove (verb)To go to live in a different place.≈ Synonym: relocate🇺🇿UZ: ko'chib o'tmoq🇷🇺RU: переезжать to another citycity (noun)A big town.≈ Synonym: town🇺🇿UZ: shahar🇷🇺RU: город for a newnew (adj)Not old; not seen before.≈ Synonym: fresh🇺🇿UZ: yangi🇷🇺RU: новый jobjob (noun)The work you do to get money.≈ Synonym: work🇺🇿UZ: ish🇷🇺RU: работа. Before he leavesleave (verb)To go away from a place.≈ Synonym: go away🇺🇿UZ: ketmoq🇷🇺RU: уезжать, уходить, he invitesinvite (verb)To ask someone to come to an event.≈ Synonym: ask🇺🇿UZ: taklif qilmoq🇷🇺RU: приглашать his classmatesclassmate (noun)A student in your class.≈ Synonym: fellow student🇺🇿UZ: sinfdosh🇷🇺RU: одноклассник to a small farewellfarewell (noun)A goodbye, especially before a long time apart.≈ Synonym: goodbye🇺🇿UZ: xayrlashuv🇷🇺RU: прощание dinnerdinner (noun)The meal in the evening.≈ Synonym: supper🇺🇿UZ: kechki ovqat🇷🇺RU: ужин.
“Would you like to come to a dinner on Friday?” John asks Aziz. “It's my lastlast (adj)Coming at the end; final.≈ Synonym: final🇺🇿UZ: oxirgi🇷🇺RU: последний weekweek (noun)Seven days.≈ Synonym: —🇺🇿UZ: hafta🇷🇺RU: неделя here.” “I'd love to come!” Aziz says. “What timetime (noun)The hour and minutes, as shown on a clock.🇺🇿UZ: vaqt, soat🇷🇺RU: время is the dinner?”
“At seven o'clock,” John says. “Can you bringbring (verb)To come with someone or something.🇺🇿UZ: olib kelmoq🇷🇺RU: приводить, приносить Maria too?” “Sure, I'm going to ask her.”
Later, Aziz asks Maria, “John is having a farewell dinner on Friday. Would you like to joinjoin (verb)To come and do something with other people.≈ Synonym: come along🇺🇿UZ: qo‘shilmoq🇷🇺RU: присоединиться us?” “I'd love to, but I'm not sure I can,” Maria says. “I have a lot of homeworkhomework (noun)School work you do at home.≈ Synonym: —🇺🇿UZ: uy vazifasi🇷🇺RU: домашнее задание. Can I let you know tomorrowtomorrow (adv)The day after today.≈ Synonym: the next day🇺🇿UZ: ertaga🇷🇺RU: завтра?” “Of course,” Aziz says.
The next day, Maria says, “Good newsnews (noun)New information about something.≈ Synonym: information🇺🇿UZ: yangilik🇷🇺RU: новость! I finishedfinish (verb)To come to the end of doing something.≈ Synonym: complete🇺🇿UZ: tugatmoq🇷🇺RU: заканчивать my homework earlyearly (adv)Before the usual or planned time.≈ Synonym: soon🇺🇿UZ: erta, barvaqt🇷🇺RU: рано. I can come to the dinner after all.” “Great!” Aziz says. “John is going to be happyhappy (adj)Feeling good and pleased.≈ Synonym: glad🇺🇿UZ: baxtli, xursand🇷🇺RU: счастливый.”
On Friday eveningevening (noun)The part of the day after the afternoon and before night.🇺🇿UZ: kechqurun🇷🇺RU: вечер, everyone arrives at the restaurantrestaurant (noun)A place where you buy and eat meals.≈ Synonym: café🇺🇿UZ: restoran🇷🇺RU: ресторан. John says, “Thank you all for coming. I'm going to missmiss (verb)To feel sad because someone or something is not with you.≈ Synonym: long for🇺🇿UZ: sog‘inmoq🇷🇺RU: скучать this city, but I'm excitedexcited (adj)Feeling very happy and full of energy about something.≈ Synonym: thrilled🇺🇿UZ: hayajonlangan🇷🇺RU: взволнованный about my new job.”
Everyone raisesraise (verb)To lift something up.≈ Synonym: lift🇺🇿UZ: ko'tarmoq🇷🇺RU: поднимать a glassglass (noun)A container for drinking, or the amount it holds.≈ Synonym: —🇺🇿UZ: stakan🇷🇺RU: стакан. “To John! Good luckgood luck (phr)What you say to wish someone success.≈ Synonym: all the best🇺🇿UZ: omad tilayman🇷🇺RU: удачи in your new city. Please visit us soonsoon (adv)In a short time from now.≈ Synonym: shortly🇺🇿UZ: tez orada🇷🇺RU: скоро!” “I promisepromise (verb)To say you will definitely do something.≈ Synonym: give your word🇺🇿UZ: va'da bermoq🇷🇺RU: обещать,” John says. “Thank you, my friendsfriend (noun)A person you like and know well.≈ Synonym: pal🇺🇿UZ: do‘st🇷🇺RU: друг. See you soon!”
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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 | moveverb | ko'chib o'tmoq | переезжать | We want to move to a bigger flat. |
| 2 | citynoun | shahar | город | Tashkent is a big city. |
| 3 | newadjective | yangi | новый | I need a new phone. |
| 4 | jobnoun | ish | работа | My father has a good job. |
| 5 | leaveverb | ketmoq | уезжать, уходить | The train leaves in ten minutes. |
| 6 | inviteverb | taklif qilmoq | приглашать | I want to invite you to my birthday. |
| 7 | classmatenoun | sinfdosh | одноклассник | My classmates are coming to my party. |
| 8 | farewellnoun | xayrlashuv | прощание | We had a farewell party for our teacher. |
| 9 | dinnernoun | kechki ovqat | ужин | My aunt cooked a big dinner. |
| 10 | lastadjective | oxirgi | последний | This is my last exam! |
| 11 | weeknoun | hafta | неделя | I go to the gym three times a week. |
| 12 | timenoun | vaqt, soat | время | What time do you get up? |
| 13 | bringverb | olib kelmoq | приводить, приносить | Bring your sister to the party! |
| 14 | joinverb | qo‘shilmoq | присоединиться | Would you like to join us for lunch? |
| 15 | homeworknoun | uy vazifasi | домашнее задание | I have a lot of homework today. |
| 16 | tomorrowadverb | ertaga | завтра | I have a test tomorrow. |
| 17 | newsnoun | yangilik | новость | I have some good news! |
| 18 | finishverb | tugatmoq | заканчивать | I finished the book last night. |
| 19 | earlyadverb | erta, barvaqt | рано | I woke up early today. |
| 20 | happyadjective | baxtli, xursand | счастливый | My grandmother is happy to see us. |
| 21 | eveningnoun | kechqurun | вечер | We go for a walk in the evening. |
| 22 | restaurantnoun | restoran | ресторан | This restaurant is very popular. |
| 23 | missverb | sog‘inmoq | скучать | I will miss you! |
| 24 | excitedadjective | hayajonlangan | взволнованный | The children are excited about the trip. |
| 25 | raiseverb | ko'tarmoq | поднимать | Raise your glass for the happy couple! |
| 26 | glassnoun | stakan | стакан | Can I have a glass of water? |
| 27 | good luckphrase | omad tilayman | удачи | Good luck with your exam! |
| 28 | soonadverb | tez orada | скоро | See you soon! |
| 29 | promiseverb | va'da bermoq | обещать | I promise to call you every day. |
| 30 | friendnoun | do‘st | друг | My friends and I love football. |