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/məʊst/ det, pron (many, much ning orttirma darajasidir) 1 eng ko'p; eng katta 2 kattaroq qismi ⏩ When most is followed by a noun which has the, this, my, etc before it,

/ə'ləʊn/ adj, adv 1 yolg'iz ⏩ Alone and lonely both mean that you are not with other people. Lonely (US lonesome) means that you are unhappy about this, but alone does no

(ikki kishi yoki narsaga nisbatan) hech qaysisi, hech biri ❱❱ Notice that neither is followed by a singular noun and verb. The noun or pronoun that follows neither of is

[rɒŋ] 1. n nohaq (noto‘g‘ri, yolg‘on) gap, ish va h.k.; xatolik, noto‘g‘rilik, yanglishlik, xato, xato (yanglish) fikr, ishtiboh; gumonlik; to do wrong yanglishmoq, xato

/fɑ:(r)/ adv (father or further, farthest or furthest) 1 uzoqda » Far in this sense is usually used in negative sentences and questions. In positive sentences we say a lo

[ɔn] 1 .prep. 1) (joy, o'rinni ko'rsatganda) ustida deb tarjima qilinadi; to sit on the chair stulda o'tirmoq; to float on the water suv ustida suzmoq (oqmoq, qalqimoq);