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In class, the teacher asks an unusualunusual (adj)Not common or ordinary.≈ Synonym: uncommon🇺🇿UZ: g'ayrioddiy🇷🇺RU: необычный question: "What will the worldworld (noun)The earth and all the people and things on it.≈ Synonym: planet🇺🇿UZ: dunyo🇷🇺RU: мир look like in twenty years?" The students start discussingdiscuss (verb)To talk about a subject.≈ Synonym: debating🇺🇿UZ: muhokama qilayotgan🇷🇺RU: обсуждающий eagerlyeagerly (adverb)With great enthusiasm or interest.≈ Synonym: keenly🇺🇿UZ: ishtiyoq bilan🇷🇺RU: с энтузиазмом.
"I think cars will drivedrive (verb)To control the movement of a vehicle.≈ Synonym: operate🇺🇿UZ: haydamoq🇷🇺RU: водить themselves," says Jasur. "Nobody will need a drivingdriving licence (noun)An official document allowing someone to drive.≈ Synonym: driver's licence🇺🇿UZ: haydovchilik guvohnomasi🇷🇺RU: водительские права licencelicence (noun)An official document giving permission to do something.≈ Synonym: permit🇺🇿UZ: guvohnoma🇷🇺RU: лицензия." "I agreeagree (verb)To have the same opinion as someone.≈ Synonym: concur🇺🇿UZ: rozi bo'lmoq🇷🇺RU: соглашаться," says Malika, "and I think most people will work from home more than they do now."
"Will robotsrobot (noun)A machine that can perform tasks automatically.≈ Synonym: machine🇺🇿UZ: robotlar🇷🇺RU: роботы replacereplace (verb)To take the place of something or someone.≈ Synonym: substitute🇺🇿UZ: almashtirmoq🇷🇺RU: заменить teachers?" someone asks. "No," the teacher laughs, "I don't think robots will replace teachers completelycompletely (adverb)Totally; in every way.≈ Synonym: entirely🇺🇿UZ: butunlay🇷🇺RU: полностью — but they'll probablyprobably (adverb)Likely to happen or be true.≈ Synonym: likely🇺🇿UZ: ehtimol🇷🇺RU: вероятно help us in the classroom."
"What about phones?" Rustam asks. "I think phones won't look like phones at all," he predictspredict (verb)To say what will happen in the future.≈ Synonym: forecasts🇺🇿UZ: bashorat qiladi🇷🇺RU: предсказывает. "Maybe we'll wearwear (verb)To have something on your body.≈ Synonym: have on🇺🇿UZ: kiymoq/taqmoq🇷🇺RU: носить something on our wristwrist (noun)The joint connecting the hand and arm.≈ Synonym: carpus🇺🇿UZ: bilak🇷🇺RU: запястье or in our glassesglasses (noun)Lenses worn to help someone see.≈ Synonym: spectacles🇺🇿UZ: ko'zoynak🇷🇺RU: очки instead."
"I don't think paperpaper (noun)Thin material used for writing or printing.≈ Synonym: sheet🇺🇿UZ: qog'oz🇷🇺RU: бумага books will disappeardisappear (verb)To stop existing or being seen.≈ Synonym: vanish🇺🇿UZ: yo'qolmoq🇷🇺RU: исчезнуть," Kamola says thoughtfullythoughtfully (adverb)In a way that shows careful thinking.≈ Synonym: reflectively🇺🇿UZ: o'ylab🇷🇺RU: задумчиво. "People will still love holdinghold (verb)To have something in your hands.≈ Synonym: gripping🇺🇿UZ: ushlab turish🇷🇺RU: держать a real book, even if screensscreen (noun)The flat surface of an electronic device that shows images.≈ Synonym: display🇺🇿UZ: ekranlar🇷🇺RU: экраны are everywhereeverywhere (adverb)In all places.≈ Synonym: all around🇺🇿UZ: hamma joyda🇷🇺RU: везде."
"Will spacespace (noun)The area beyond Earth's atmosphere.≈ Synonym: outer space🇺🇿UZ: kosmos🇷🇺RU: космос travel become normalnormal (adj)Usual or typical.≈ Synonym: typical🇺🇿UZ: oddiy🇷🇺RU: обычный?" the teacher asks. "I hope so," Jasur says excitedlyexcitedly (adverb)In an eager or enthusiastic way.≈ Synonym: enthusiastically🇺🇿UZ: hayajon bilan🇷🇺RU: взволнованно. "I think ordinaryordinary (adj)Normal, not special or different.≈ Synonym: regular🇺🇿UZ: oddiy🇷🇺RU: обычный people will travel to space one day, not just astronautsastronaut (noun)A person trained to travel in space.≈ Synonym: cosmonaut🇺🇿UZ: kosmonavtlar🇷🇺RU: космонавты."
The teacher smiles at the discussiondiscussion (noun)A conversation about a topic.≈ Synonym: debate🇺🇿UZ: muhokama🇷🇺RU: обсуждение. "Nobody knows exactly what will happen," she says, "but I think the futurefuture (noun)The time that is to come.≈ Synonym: time ahead🇺🇿UZ: kelajak🇷🇺RU: будущее will belongbelong to (verb)To be rightfully owned by or connected to.≈ Synonym: be for🇺🇿UZ: tegishli bo'lmoq🇷🇺RU: принадлежать to people who keep asking questions like these."
In your own words, write a short summary of what you just read (50–70 words). Don't copy sentences — explain the main ideas.
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 | unusualadjective | g'ayrioddiy | необычный | It's unusual to see snow in April. |
| 2 | worldnoun | dunyo | мир | I want to travel around the world. |
| 3 | discussverb | muhokama qilayotgan | обсуждающий | We were discussing the football match. |
| 4 | eagerlyadverb | ishtiyoq bilan | с энтузиазмом | The children waited eagerly for the holidays. |
| 5 | driveverb | haydamoq | водить | My mother can drive, but my father can't. |
| 6 | driving licencenoun | haydovchilik guvohnomasi | водительские права | My brother is taking driving lessons. |
| 7 | licencenoun | guvohnoma | лицензия | You need a licence to drive a car. |
| 8 | agreeverb | rozi bo'lmoq | соглашаться | Do you agree with me? |
| 9 | robotnoun | robotlar | роботы | Robots build cars in many factories. |
| 10 | replaceverb | almashtirmoq | заменить | I need to replace my old phone. |
| 11 | completelyadverb | butunlay | полностью | The town has completely changed. |
| 12 | probablyadverb | ehtimol | вероятно | She's probably at home now. |
| 13 | predictverb | bashorat qiladi | предсказывает | The weather app predicts rain tomorrow. |
| 14 | wearverb | kiymoq/taqmoq | носить | Do you wear glasses for reading? |
| 15 | wristnoun | bilak | запястье | He wears a watch on his left wrist. |
| 16 | glassesnoun | ko'zoynak | очки | I can't read without my glasses. |
| 17 | papernoun | qog'oz | бумага | Write your answers on this paper. |
| 18 | disappearverb | yo'qolmoq | исчезнуть | My socks always disappear in the washing machine! |
| 19 | thoughtfullyadverb | o'ylab | задумчиво | She looked at the painting thoughtfully. |
| 20 | holdverb | ushlab turish | держать | The boy is holding a big ice cream. |
| 21 | screennoun | ekranlar | экраны | Children spend too much time looking at screens. |
| 22 | everywhereadverb | hamma joyda | везде | I looked everywhere for my keys. |
| 23 | spacenoun | kosmos | космос | Would you like to travel to space? |
| 24 | normaladjective | oddiy | обычный | It's normal to feel nervous before an exam. |
| 25 | excitedlyadverb | hayajon bilan | взволнованно | The kids talked excitedly about the trip. |
| 26 | ordinaryadjective | oddiy | обычный | It was just an ordinary day. |
| 27 | astronautnoun | kosmonavtlar | космонавты | Astronauts live on the space station for months. |
| 28 | discussionnoun | muhokama | обсуждение | We had a long discussion about the environment. |
| 29 | futurenoun | kelajak | будущее | What do you want to do in the future? |
| 30 | belong toverb | tegishli bo'lmoq | принадлежать | These books belong to the library. |