Qidiruv

/ˈleɪtə/ comparative form of LATE

сравнительный comparative comparatif قِيَاسِيٌّ

a comparative; qiyosiy daraja gram. comparative degree

a comparative; chogʻishtirma daraja comparative degree

кафедра сравнительного правоведения chair of comparative law

относительность comparative; relativity relativité نِسْبِيَّةٌ

относительный comparative; relative relatif نِسْبِيٌّ، غَيْرُ مُطْلَقٍ

taqqoslanadigan, solishtiriladigan; comparative [kəm'pærətıv] 1. a solishtirma, chog'ishtirma, qiyosiy 2. n gram. qiyosiy daraja

adv juda, juda ham; rosa ⏩ We use very with superlative adjectives: very best, youngest, etc but with comparative adjectives we use much or very much.

n level, degree, extent, measure; sifat darajalari degrees of comparison of adjectives; qiyosiy daraja comparative degree; orttirma darajasuperlative degree

sekinlik bilan, sekin-asta, shoshilmay, imillab ▷ It's possible to use slow as an adv, but slowly is much more common. However, slow is often used in compounds. The compa

hech kim; hech narsa ⏩ When we use none of with a plural noun, the verb can be singular, which is formal, or plural, which is informal. When we are talking about two peop

/smɔ:l/ adj 1 kichkina, kichikkina, jajji 2 mayda, kichkina yosh 3 kichkina, arzimas, arzimagan, shunchaki, andak, qittak ≫ Small is the most usual opposite of big or lar

/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