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“Qat’iyat” so‘zining ingliz tilidagi sinonimlari.

Ularning barchasi kontekstga qarab ishlatiladi, lekin umumiy ma’noda “mustahkam iroda”, “bardavomlik”, “taslim bo‘lmaslik”ni bildiradi:

Perseverance – davomiylik, bardavomlik

Tenacity – qattiqqo‘llik, mahkam turish

Resolve – qat’iy qaror va iroda

Willpower – iroda kuchi

Persistence – tinimsizlik, to‘xtamaslik

Dedication – sadoqat va bag‘ishlanish

Commitment – majburiyat va sadoqat

Drive – ichki turtki, harakatlantiruvchi kuch

Grit – qat’iylik va sabr

Stubbornness (salbiy kontekstda) – qaysarlik

Steadfastness – sobitqadamlik

Single-mindedness – bir maqsadga butun e’tibor

Endurance – chidamlilik, sabr

Resolution – qat’iy qaror

Purposefulness – maqsadga yo‘naltirilganlik

Resilience – qiyinchilikka bardoshlilik


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Ingliz tilida wild so‘zi boshqa so‘zlar oldidan kelganda asosan quyidagi ma’nolarni beradi:

1. Juda g‘alati, noodatiy, kutilmagan
- wild dream – juda noodatiy, g‘alati yoki tasavvur qilib bo‘lmaydigan tush.
- wild name – juda g‘alati, o‘ziga xos, esda qoladigan ism.

2. Nazoratdan chiqqan, tartibsiz
- wild party – tartibsiz, shovqinli, nazoratdan chiqqan ziyofat.
- wild hair – tartibsiz, yoyilib ketgan sochlar.

3. Tabiiy, inson tomonidan o‘zgartirilmagan
- wild flower – yovvoyi gul.
- wild animal – yovvoyi hayvon.

4. Kuchli his-tuyg‘ular yoki keskin holat
- wild excitement – juda kuchli hayajon.
- wild enthusiasm – juda kuchli ishtiyoq.

Xulosa qilib aytganda, “wild” oldidan keladigan so‘zlarga asosan “noodatiy”, “nazoratdan tashqarida”, “kuchli” yoki “tabiiy, yovvoyi” kabi qo‘shimcha ma’nolarni yuklaydi.

Misollar:

- I had a wild dream last night where I could fly.
(Kecha juda g‘alati tush ko‘rdim, unda uchayotgan ekanman.)

- They gave their child a wild name like Moonbeam.
(Ular farzandiga Moonbeam kabi g‘alati ism qo‘yishdi.)


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Question (Speaking Part 3):

Is money the only measure of success in your country?

Talab: Grammatik jihatdan yuqori B2, mazmunan C2


### ✅ Sample Answer:

In my country, many people still see money as a major sign of success, especially in cities where social image matters a lot. If someone drives an expensive car or attends fancy parties, others often assume they’re doing well. So yes, materialistic values are still very common.
However, I don’t believe money is the only measure. There’s a growing number of people who value emotional well-being, family relationships, or even simple things like living in a tranquil atmosphere. In fact, some of the most respected people I know don’t earn much, but they have a fulfilling life and make a real difference in their community.
So, while money is important for survival and comfort, true success goes beyond wealth — it’s about how meaningful and balanced your life feels. That’s something we can’t always assess from the outside.


### ✅ Tarjimasi:

Mening mamlakatimda ko‘pchilik hali ham pulni muvaffaqiyatning asosiy belgisi deb biladi, ayniqsa katta shaharlarda, ijtimoiy obro‘ juda muhim bo‘lgan joylarda. Kimdir qimmat mashina haydasa yoki dabdabali ziyofatlarga (fancy parties) borib tursa, odamlar u juda muvaffaqiyatli deb o‘ylashadi. Ya’ni, moddiy qadriyatlar (materialistic values) hali ham keng tarqalgan.
Shunga qaramay, men pulni yagona o‘lchov deb hisoblamayman. Endi ko‘proq odamlar ruhiy osoyishtalik (emotional well-being), oilaviy munosabatlar, yoki sokin hayot tarzini (a tranquil atmosphere) qadrlay boshlashdi. Aslida, men bilgan eng hurmatga loyiq insonlarning ayrimlari unchalik ko‘p pul topmaydi, lekin ular ma’naviy rohatli (fulfilling) hayot kechiradi va jamiyatda ijobiy ta’sir ko‘rsatadi.
Shuning uchun, pul tirikchilik va qulaylik uchun muhim bo‘lsa-da, haqiqiy muvaffaqiyat boylikdan ancha ortiq — u hayotingiz qanchalik mazmunli va muvozanatli ekaniga bog‘liq. Bu esa hamma vaqt tashqaridan ko‘rinavermaydi (can’t always assess from the outside).


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Question (Speaking Part 3):

In general, how do people judge or assess the success of others?

Talab: Grammatik jihatdan yuqori B2, mazmunan C2

### ✅ Sample Answer:

I think many people still judge success based on visible things like money, job position, or lifestyle. For example, if someone owns a nice car, lives in a big house, and travels a lot, others may say, “Wow, they’re really successful.” This mindset is quite materialistic, and in my opinion, it doesn’t reflect the whole picture.
Success is actually subjective, and it can mean different things to different people. For some, raising kind children or maintaining work-life balance feels more valuable than earning millions. Others find success in living a fulfilling life, being environmentally conscious, or doing something meaningful for society.
So, while external achievements are easy to measure, I believe the real success is often internal, and not everyone sees it clearly.

### ✅ Tarjimasi:

O‘ylashimcha, ko‘pchilik hali ham muvaffaqiyatni ko‘zga ko‘rinadigan narsalar orqali baholaydi — masalan, pul, lavozim yoki turmush tarzi. Kimdadir chiroyli mashina, katta uy bo‘lsa va ko‘p sayohat qilsa, odamlar darrov “Voy, u juda muvaffaqiyatli!” deb aytishadi. Bu qarash ancha moddiychilikka asoslangan (materialistic), lekin menimcha, bu to‘liq manzarani aks ettirmaydi.
Aslida esa, muvaffaqiyat subyektiv (subjective) tushuncha — har bir odam uchun u har xil. Kim uchundir mehribon farzandlar tarbiyalash yoki ish-hayot muvozanatini (work-life balance) saqlash ko‘proq qiymatga ega. Boshqalar esa ma’naviy rohatli hayot (a fulfilling life) kechirishda, atrof-muhitga e’tiborli (environmentally conscious) bo‘lishda yoki jamiyatga foydali ish qilishda muvaffaqiyatni ko‘radi.
Shuning uchun, tashqi yutuqlar (external achievements) oson baholanadi, lekin menimcha, chinakam muvaffaqiyat ichki holat bo‘lib, uni hamma tushunavermaydi.


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🎯RESPONSIBILITY

- So‘z turkumi: ot (noun)
- O‘qilishi: /rɪˌspɒn.sɪˈbɪl.ə.ti/ (BrE), /rɪˌspɑːn.səˈbɪl.ə.t̬i/ (AmE)

### ✅ O‘zbekcha tarjimasi:
- mas’uliyat, javobgarlik
- burch, majburiyat

> Masalan:
> *It's your responsibility to finish the project.*
> (Loyihani tugatish — sening mas’uliyating.)

### ✅ Sinonimlari:
- duty – burch
- obligation – majburiyat
- accountability – javobgarlik
- role – roli, vazifasi
- commitment – sadoqatli majburiyat

### ✳️ GAP:
> A dependable robot fitter accepted full responsibility to protect the bustling city and convey an unambiguous message of peace.
Tarjimasi:
Ishonchli (dependable) robot montajchi (fitter) shovqinli (bustling) shaharni himoya qilish va tinchlik haqidagi aniq (unambiguous) xabarni yetkazish (convey) borasidagi to‘liq mas’uliyatni (responsibility) o‘z zimmasiga oldi.

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🔰 RAMADAN is coming soon

1. Happy Ramadan - Ramazon oyi muborak bo'lsin

2. Fast - og'iz yopmoq/ ro'za tutmoq

3. Break the fast - og'iz ochmoq

4. Get together - bir joyga to'planmoq

5. From dawn to sunset - quyosh chiqishidan, botgunga qadar

6. May God accept your fasting/prayer! -Allah ro'zangizni/duolarizni qabul qilsin

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Yangi yilga aloqador ingliz tilidagi so‘zlar (Tuzuvchi ChatGPT)

1. New Year – Yangi yil (njuː jɪər)
2. Resolution – Qaror, niyat (ˌrezəˈluːʃən)
3. Fireworks – Mushakbozlik (ˈfaɪərˌwɜːrks)
4. Celebration – Bayram (ˌseləˈbreɪʃən)
5. Countdown – Orqaga hisoblash (ˈkaʊntˌdaʊn)
6. Midnight – Yarim tun (ˈmɪdnaɪt)
7. Party – Bazm, ziyofat (ˈpɑːrti)
8. Cheers – Ko‘tarinki kayfiyat uchun aytiladigan so‘z (tʃɪrz)
9. Toast – Tilak bildirish (toʊst)
10. Confetti – Rangli qog‘oz parchalari (kənˈfeti)
11. Happiness – Baxt (ˈhæpinəs)
12. Hope – Umid (hoʊp)
13. Tradition – An’ana (trəˈdɪʃən)
14. Holiday – Dam olish kuni, bayram (ˈhɒlɪdeɪ)
15. Family – Oila (ˈfæməli)
16. Festive – Bayramona (ˈfestɪv)
17. Gift – Sovg‘a (ɡɪft)
18. Resolution List – Rejalar ro‘yxati (ˌrezəˈluːʃən lɪst)
19. New Year’s Eve – Yangi yil oqshomi (njuː jɪərz iːv)
20. Ring in the New Year – Yangi yilni qarshi olish (rɪŋ ɪn ðə njuː jɪər)

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👤 “How have you been?” – Qalay yuribsan? (uzoq vaqt ko’rishmagan kishiga)

🔺 “Nice to meet you!” – Tanishganimdan xursandman!

⏱️ “Long time no see!” – Ko‘rishmaganimizga ancha vaqt bo‘ldi!

🔴 “Can you help me, please?” – Iltimos, menga yordam bera olasizmi?

🔄 “I need some assistance.” – Menga yordam kerak.

🔸 “You look great!” – Ajoyibsiz!

🔻 “That’s a great idea!” – Bu juda yaxshi fikr!

🔼 “You did a fantastic job!” – Ajoyib ish qildingiz!

📣 “Thank you for your help.” – Yordamingiz uchun rahmat.

☄️ “Sorry about that.” – Buning uchun uzr.

⚡️ “I think so.” – Shunday deb o’ylayman.

⚠️ “I can’t believe it!” – Ishongim kelmayapti!

🔴 “See you later!” – Ko‘rishguncha!

⭐️ “Take care!” – O‘zingizga ehtiyot qiling!

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1️⃣How was your day? (Kuningiz qanday o’tdi?)

• Really good! — Juda yaxshi!
• Very productive. — Juda samarali o’tdi.
• Super busy. — Juda band bo’ldim.

2️⃣Did you like the movie? (Film yoqtimi?)

• It was fantastic. — U ajoyib edi.
• It was terrible. — U dahshatli edi.
• It’s one of the best I’ve ever seen. — Bu men ko’rgan eng yaxshi filmlardan biri.

3️⃣ How was the party? (Bayram qanday o’tdi?)

• Small, but fun. — Kichik, lekin qiziqarli edi.
• There was hardly anybody there. — U yerda deyarli hech kim bo’lmadi.
• It was a good time. — Yaxshi vaqt o’tkazdim.

4️⃣Can you give me a hand? (Yordam bera olasizmi?)

• Of course! — Albatta!
• Sure - just a second. — Ha, bir daqiqa.
• Sorry - I’m a bit busy at the moment. — Uzr, hozirda biroz bandman.

5️⃣ What’s the matter? (Nima bo’ldi?)

• I’m just having a rough day. — men shunchaki qiyin kunni boshdan kechiryapman.
• I’d rather not talk about it. — Bu haqda gapirmaslikni afzal ko’raman.
• Nothing. I’m fine. — Hech narsa. Yaxshiman.

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✅Code of conduct — Axloq mezonlari(standarti)
✅Appreciate — (bu matnda) tushunmoq, to’g’ri baho bermoq
✅Stick to something — nimagadur rioya qilmoq (norasmiy)
✅Case — holat
✅Based on — “nimadur”ga asoslangan holda
✅Well-skilled — yaxshi mahoratli
✅Discontinue —to’xtatish
✅Get on well — yaxshi chiqishish
✅Go ahead — davom ettirmoq (matnda “keyngi qadamni ko’p shubhasiz qo’ydim” degan manoda keldi)
✅Expertise — mahorat
✅Drive — (bu matnda) mehnatga nisbatan bo’lgan energiya
✅Willingness — hoxish
✅Arrogance — kibr
✅Know-it-all — o’zini hamma narsani biladigandek tutadigan odam
✅Condescending — odamlarga tepadan qarovchi
✅In a nutshell — hulosa qilganda
✅“devil”-induced — shaytondan keladigan (anger-induced — jahl ustidagi)

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Kvartirada yashaydigan talabar bilishi kerak bo’lgan muhim so’zlar

🏠 Tenant - ijarachi, kvartirani ijaraga olgan inson

🏠 Landlord - uy egasi, kvartira egasi, kvartirani ijaraga berib turuvchi

🏠 Pay the rent - ijara pulini to’lamoq

🏠 Pay the electricity bills - elektr / tok pulini to’lamoq

🏠 A luxury apartment - luks, hashamatli kvartira / turar joy

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91. Expanse – [ɪkˈspæns] – Kenglik
92. Tranquility – [træŋˈkwɪlɪti] – Tinchlik
93. Diversity – [daɪˈvɜːrsɪti] – Xilma-xillik
94. Venture – [ˈvɛnʧər] – Tadbirkorlik
95. Euphoria – [juːˈfɔːrɪə] – Qaynoq his
96. Serenity – [səˈrɛnɪti] – Tinchlik
97. Horizon – [həˈraɪzən] – Ufq
98. Exploration – [ˌɛkspləˈreɪʃən] – Keshfiyot
99. Odyssey – [ˈɒdɪsi] – Sayohat
100. Journeying – [ˈdʒɜrnɪŋ] – Safar qilish

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