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Last weekendweekend (noun)Saturday and Sunday.🇺🇿UZ: dam olish kunlari🇷🇺RU: выходные, I visited my uncleuncle (noun)The brother of your mother or father, or your aunt's husband.≈ Synonym: —🇺🇿UZ: amaki, tog'a🇷🇺RU: дядя's farmfarm (noun)Land used for growing food and keeping animals.≈ Synonym: —🇺🇿UZ: ferma🇷🇺RU: ферма in the countrysidecountryside (noun)Land outside towns and cities, with fields and farms.≈ Synonym: rural area🇺🇿UZ: qishloq joy🇷🇺RU: сельская местность.
On the farm, there are many animalsanimal (noun)A living thing like a dog, a cow or a bird.≈ Synonym: creature🇺🇿UZ: hayvon🇷🇺RU: животное. Cowscow (noun)A big farm animal that gives milk.≈ Synonym: —🇺🇿UZ: sigir🇷🇺RU: корова can give us milkmilk (noun)The white drink we get from cows.≈ Synonym: —🇺🇿UZ: sut🇷🇺RU: молоко. They eat grassgrass (noun)Short green plants covering the ground.≈ Synonym: —🇺🇿UZ: o't🇷🇺RU: трава all day, and they can make a loudloud (adj)Making a lot of noise.≈ Synonym: noisy🇺🇿UZ: baland (ovoz)🇷🇺RU: громкий soundsound (noun)Something that you hear.≈ Synonym: noise🇺🇿UZ: tovush, ovoz🇷🇺RU: звук: “Moo!”
Chickenschicken (noun)A farm bird kept for its eggs and meat.≈ Synonym: hen🇺🇿UZ: tovuq🇷🇺RU: курица can't flyfly (verb)To move through the air.🇺🇿UZ: uchmoq🇷🇺RU: летать very high, but they can run fast. They laylay (verb)To produce an egg, if you are a bird.≈ Synonym: —🇺🇿UZ: tuxum qo'ymoq🇷🇺RU: нести (яйца) eggsegg (noun)The round thing a chicken lays; we eat it.≈ Synonym: —🇺🇿UZ: tuxum🇷🇺RU: яйцо every day. My uncle collectscollect (verb)To bring things together from different places.≈ Synonym: gather🇺🇿UZ: yig'moq🇷🇺RU: собирать the eggs every morningmorning (noun)The early part of the day, before 12 o'clock.🇺🇿UZ: ertalab🇷🇺RU: утро.
Sheepsheep (noun)A farm animal with wool, kept for wool and meat.≈ Synonym: —🇺🇿UZ: qo'y🇷🇺RU: овца can't do much except eat grass and walk slowly, but their woolwool (noun)The soft hair of a sheep, used to make clothes.≈ Synonym: —🇺🇿UZ: jun🇷🇺RU: шерсть is very useful. My auntaunt (noun)The sister of your mother or father, or your uncle's wife.≈ Synonym: —🇺🇿UZ: xola, amma🇷🇺RU: тётя uses the wool to make warm clothesclothes (noun)Things you wear, like shirts and trousers.🇺🇿UZ: kiyim🇷🇺RU: одежда.
Horseshorse (noun)A big animal that people can ride.≈ Synonym: —🇺🇿UZ: ot🇷🇺RU: лошадь can run very fast, and they can carrycarry (verb)To hold something and take it somewhere.≈ Synonym: —🇺🇿UZ: ko'tarib yurmoq🇷🇺RU: нести people on their backs. My uncle let me ride a horse for the first time. It was excitingexciting (adj)Making you feel happy and interested.≈ Synonym: thrilling🇺🇿UZ: hayajonli🇷🇺RU: захватывающий!
Ducksduck (noun)A bird that swims on water.≈ Synonym: —🇺🇿UZ: o'rdak🇷🇺RU: утка can swim well, and they can also fly, but not very far. They live near the small pondpond (noun)A small area of still water.≈ Synonym: —🇺🇿UZ: hovuz, ko‘lmak🇷🇺RU: пруд on the farm.
Dogsdog (noun)An animal that people keep as a pet or for work.🇺🇿UZ: it🇷🇺RU: собака on the farm can't do farm work like the other animals, but they can help. My uncle's dog can watch the sheep and keep them safesafe (adj)Not in danger.≈ Synonym: protected🇺🇿UZ: xavfsiz🇷🇺RU: в безопасности.
Pigspig (noun)A farm animal, often pink, kept for meat.≈ Synonym: —🇺🇿UZ: cho'chqa🇷🇺RU: свинья can't fly or swim, but they are very cleverclever (adj)Quick to learn and understand.≈ Synonym: smart🇺🇿UZ: aqlli🇷🇺RU: умный animals. They can learn simple trickstrick (noun)A clever action learned or done for fun.≈ Synonym: —🇺🇿UZ: hiyla🇷🇺RU: трюк, my uncle says.
Life on a farm is busy, but my uncle says he loves it every single day.
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| # | 🇬🇧 | 🇺🇿 | 🇷🇺 | Example |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | weekendnoun | dam olish kunlari | выходные | I visit my aunt at the weekend. |
| 2 | unclenoun | amaki, tog'a | дядя | My uncle lives in Samarkand. |
| 3 | farmnoun | ferma | ферма | There are many cows on the farm. |
| 4 | countrysidenoun | qishloq joy | сельская местность | The air is fresh in the countryside. |
| 5 | animalnoun | hayvon | животное | What is your favourite animal? |
| 6 | cownoun | sigir | корова | The cow is eating grass. |
| 7 | milknoun | sut | молоко | I drink milk every morning. |
| 8 | grassnoun | o't | трава | Don't walk on the grass! |
| 9 | loudadjective | baland (ovoz) | громкий | The music is too loud. |
| 10 | soundnoun | tovush, ovoz | звук | I love the sound of rain. |
| 11 | chickennoun | tovuq | курица | We have five chickens. |
| 12 | flyverb | uchmoq | летать | Birds fly south in winter. |
| 13 | layverb | tuxum qo'ymoq | нести (яйца) | Our chickens lay eggs every day. |
| 14 | eggnoun | tuxum | яйцо | I want a fried egg. |
| 15 | collectverb | yig'moq | собирать | I collect old coins. |
| 16 | morningnoun | ertalab | утро | The farmer gets up early in the morning. |
| 17 | sheepnoun | qo'y | овца | The sheep are in the field. |
| 18 | woolnoun | jun | шерсть | This hat is made of wool. |
| 19 | auntnoun | xola, amma | тётя | My aunt makes great soup. |
| 20 | clothesnoun | kiyim | одежда | Put on warm clothes. |
| 21 | horsenoun | ot | лошадь | The horse runs very fast. |
| 22 | carryverb | ko'tarib yurmoq | нести | Can you carry this box? |
| 23 | excitingadjective | hayajonli | захватывающий | My first flight was very exciting. |
| 24 | ducknoun | o'rdak | утка | The duck is swimming in the pond. |
| 25 | pondnoun | hovuz, ko‘lmak | пруд | There are frogs in the pond. |
| 26 | dognoun | it | собака | My dog loves to run. |
| 27 | safeadjective | xavfsiz | в безопасности | The children are safe at home. |
| 28 | pignoun | cho'chqa | свинья | The pig is sleeping in the mud. |
| 29 | cleveradjective | aqlli | умный | Dolphins are very clever animals. |
| 30 | tricknoun | hiyla | трюк | My dog can do a trick! |