Expression
A1
Achchiq
Bitter / Spicy
Describing sharp taste.
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Expression - 341
Collocation - 228
Idiom - 115
Proverb - 60
Slang - 34
Collocation
A1
Achchiq choy
Strong tea
Tea that has been brewed for a long time.
Collocation
A1
Achchiq qalampir
Hot pepper
Spicy or bitter chili.
Expression
A1
Afsuski
Unfortunately
Expressing regret about a situation.
Expression
A1
Ahvollaringiz qalay?
How are you doing?
Asking about someone's general situation
Expression
A1
Ajoyib!
Wonderful!
An exclamation of approval.
Expression
A1
Albatta
Of course
Used to express certainty.
Collocation
A1
Aqlli bola
Smart boy
An intelligent male child.
Expression
A1
Arzimaydi
You are welcome
The standard response to thank you.
Expression
A1
Arzon
Cheap
Describing low price.
Collocation
A1
Arzon narx
Cheap price
A low cost for a product.
Expression
A1
Arzonroq bering
Give it cheaper
Bargaining at the bazaar.
Expression
A1
Asliyatda
In reality
Used to describe the true nature of something.
Expression
A1
Assalomu alaykum
Peace be upon you
The standard formal greeting used in Uzbekistan.
Collocation
A1
Avtobusga chiqish
Getting on a bus
Boarding public transport.
Collocation
A1
Baland bino
Tall building
A structure with many floors
Collocation
A1
Baland ovoz
Loud voice
A high volume of speaking.
Expression
A1
Balki
Maybe
Used to express uncertainty.
Expression
A1
Baraka toping
Find blessing
A way to thank someone
Expression
A1
Baxtli bo'ling
Be happy
Wishing someone happiness in life
Expression
A1
Bayram bilan!
Happy holiday!
Greeting for any festive occasion.
Expression
A1
Bayram muborak
Happy holiday
Greeting used during any festive occasion.
Expression
A1
Ba'zan
Sometimes
Occurring now and then
Idiom
A1
Bel bog'lamoq
To tie the waist
To prepare seriously for a task.
Proverb
A1
Bilagi zo'r birni yiqar
Strong arm falls one
Knowledge is more powerful than strength
Expression
A1
Bilaman
I know
Stating that one has knowledge of something.
Collocation
A1
Bilet sotib olish
To buy a ticket
Purchasing entry or travel tickets
Proverb
A1
Bilgan - o'zar
The one who knows succeeds
Knowledge leads to progress
Proverb
A1
Bilim - baxt
Knowledge is happiness
Learning leads to a good life
Proverb
A1
Bilim - kuch
Knowledge is power
Being educated makes one strong.
