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"What are you going to do this weekendweekend (noun)Saturday and Sunday.≈ Synonym: Sat-Sun🇺🇿UZ: dam olish kunlari🇷🇺RU: выходные?" Odina asks her friend Sitora. "I'm going to visitvisit (verb)To go to see a person or place.≈ Synonym: go to see🇺🇿UZ: tashrif buyurmoq🇷🇺RU: навещать my grandmothergrandmother (noun)The mother of your father or mother.≈ Synonym: grandma🇺🇿UZ: buvi🇷🇺RU: бабушка on SaturdaySaturday (noun)The day of the week after Friday.≈ Synonym: weekend day🇺🇿UZ: shanba🇷🇺RU: суббота," Sitora says, "and on Sunday, I'm going to studystudy (verb)To spend time learning about a subject.≈ Synonym: learn🇺🇿UZ: o'qimoq🇷🇺RU: учиться for my examexam (noun)A formal test of knowledge or skill.≈ Synonym: test🇺🇿UZ: imtihon🇷🇺RU: экзамен."
"That soundssound (verb)To give a particular impression when heard.≈ Synonym: seem🇺🇿UZ: eshitiladi🇷🇺RU: звучит busy," Odina says. "I'm going to go to the cinemacinema (noun)A place where people watch films.≈ Synonym: movie theatre🇺🇿UZ: kinoteatr🇷🇺RU: кинотеатр with Malika on Saturday evening. Do you want to joinjoin (verb)To take part in an activity with others.≈ Synonym: take part in🇺🇿UZ: qo'shilmoq🇷🇺RU: присоединяться us?" "I'd love to," Sitora says, "but I'm going to be with my grandmother all day."
"What filmfilm (noun)A story shown as moving pictures; a movie.≈ Synonym: movie🇺🇿UZ: film🇷🇺RU: фильм are you going to watchwatch (verb)To look at something for a period of time.≈ Synonym: view🇺🇿UZ: tomosha qilmoq🇷🇺RU: смотреть?" Sitora asks. "We're going to see the new comedycomedy (noun)A film, play, or programme that is funny.≈ Synonym: funny film🇺🇿UZ: komediya🇷🇺RU: комедия," Odina says. "Malika says it's going to be hilarioushilarious (adj)Extremely funny.≈ Synonym: very funny🇺🇿UZ: juda kulgili🇷🇺RU: уморительный."
"Are you going to do anything elseelse (adverb)In addition; besides.≈ Synonym: additionally🇺🇿UZ: boshqa🇷🇺RU: ещё this weekend?" Sitora asks. "Yes," Odina says, "I'm going to cleanclean (verb)To remove dirt from something.≈ Synonym: tidy🇺🇿UZ: tozalamoq🇷🇺RU: убирать my flatflat (noun)A set of rooms for living in, on one floor.≈ Synonym: apartment🇺🇿UZ: kvartira🇷🇺RU: квартира on Sunday morning. It's a completecomplete (adj)Total; entire; whole.≈ Synonym: total🇺🇿UZ: to'liq🇷🇺RU: полный messmess (noun)A state of untidiness or disorder.≈ Synonym: disorder🇺🇿UZ: tartibsizlik🇷🇺RU: беспорядок right now."
"Is your brotherbrother (noun)A boy or man with the same parents as you.≈ Synonym: sibling🇺🇿UZ: aka-uka🇷🇺RU: брат going to helphelp (verb)To make it easier for someone to do something.≈ Synonym: assist🇺🇿UZ: yordam bermoq🇷🇺RU: помогать you clean?" Sitora asks, smilingsmile (verb)To make a happy expression with the mouth.≈ Synonym: grin🇺🇿UZ: tabassum qilmoq🇷🇺RU: улыбаться. "He says he's going to," Odina laughs, "but he always says that and never actually helpshelp (verb)To make it easier for someone to do something.≈ Synonym: assist🇺🇿UZ: yordam beradi🇷🇺RU: помогает."
"Maybe this time will be differentdifferent (adj)Not the same as something else.≈ Synonym: distinct🇺🇿UZ: boshqacha🇷🇺RU: другой," Sitora says hopefullyhopefully (adverb)In a way that shows you hope something will happen.≈ Synonym: optimistically🇺🇿UZ: umid bilan🇷🇺RU: с надеждой. "Maybe," Odina laughs. "I'm not going to holdhold (verb)To keep something in a particular position.≈ Synonym: keep🇺🇿UZ: ushlab turmoq🇷🇺RU: держать my breathbreath (noun)The air that goes into and out of your lungs.≈ Synonym: gasp🇺🇿UZ: nafas🇷🇺RU: дыхание, though."
"Well, good luckluck (noun)Good things that happen by chance.≈ Synonym: fortune🇺🇿UZ: omad🇷🇺RU: удача with everything," Sitora says. "Let's meetmeet (verb)To come together with someone.≈ Synonym: get together🇺🇿UZ: uchrashmoq🇷🇺RU: встречаться next weekend instead — I'm going to be freefree (adj)Not busy; available.≈ Synonym: available🇺🇿UZ: bo'sh🇷🇺RU: свободный then." "Perfectperfect (adj)Complete and without any faults.≈ Synonym: ideal🇺🇿UZ: mukammal🇷🇺RU: идеальный," Odina smiles. "It's a plan."
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Every highlighted word from this story with its meaning in Uzbek 🇺🇿 and Russian 🇷🇺, and an example. Tap 🇬🇧 or 🇺🇸 to hear the word or the sentence in a British or American accent.
| # | 🇬🇧 | 🇺🇿 | 🇷🇺 | Example |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | weekendnoun | dam olish kunlari | выходные | What are you doing at the weekend? |
| 2 | visitverb | tashrif buyurmoq | навещать | I'm going to visit my uncle in Andijan. |
| 3 | grandmothernoun | buvi | бабушка | My grandmother makes the best soup. |
| 4 | Saturdaynoun | shanba | суббота | We have no school on Saturday. |
| 5 | studyverb | o'qimoq | учиться | I study English every evening. |
| 6 | examnoun | imtihon | экзамен | I have a maths exam on Monday. |
| 7 | soundverb | eshitiladi | звучит | Your idea sounds great! |
| 8 | cinemanoun | kinoteatr | кинотеатр | Let's go to the cinema tonight. |
| 9 | joinverb | qo'shilmoq | присоединяться | Do you want to join our football team? |
| 10 | filmnoun | film | фильм | The film was too long. |
| 11 | watchverb | tomosha qilmoq | смотреть | We watch the news every evening. |
| 12 | comedynoun | komediya | комедия | I like comedy films more than sad ones. |
| 13 | hilariousadjective | juda kulgili | уморительный | His jokes are hilarious! |
| 14 | elseadverb | boshqa | ещё | Do you need anything else? |
| 15 | cleanverb | tozalamoq | убирать | I clean my room every Saturday. |
| 16 | flatnoun | kvartira | квартира | They live in a small flat in the city centre. |
| 17 | completeadjective | to'liq | полный | The party was a complete surprise. |
| 18 | messnoun | tartibsizlik | беспорядок | Your room is a mess! Tidy it up. |
| 19 | brothernoun | aka-uka | брат | My older brother is a doctor. |
| 20 | helpverb | yordam bermoq | помогать | Can you help me carry this box? |
| 21 | smileverb | tabassum qilmoq | улыбаться | Why are you smiling? |
| 22 | helpverb | yordam beradi | помогает | My dad helps me with my homework. |
| 23 | differentadjective | boshqacha | другой | Every city is different. |
| 24 | hopefullyadverb | umid bilan | с надеждой | "Can I come too?" he asked hopefully. |
| 25 | holdverb | ushlab turmoq | держать | Can you hold my bag for a minute? |
| 26 | breathnoun | nafas | дыхание | Take a deep breath and relax. |
| 27 | lucknoun | omad | удача | Good luck in your exam! |
| 28 | meetverb | uchrashmoq | встречаться | Let's meet at the metro station. |
| 29 | freeadjective | bo'sh | свободный | Are you free on Sunday afternoon? |
| 30 | perfectadjective | mukammal | идеальный | Your English is almost perfect. |