意味
Moving without a vehicle.
文化的背景
Walking in the evening (kechki sayr) is a major social activity. It's when people catch up on neighborhood news. The capital has many 'Health Paths' specifically designed for 'piyoda yurish' to combat the sedentary lifestyle of city dwellers. In the old city parts, streets are so narrow that 'piyoda yurish' is the only way to get around. Walking long distances between fields or to the local market is common and seen as a sign of stamina.
Use with 'borish'
If you are going somewhere, 'piyoda borish' sounds more natural than just 'piyoda yurish'.
Don't say 'oyoqda'
While 'oyoqda' means 'on foot', it's less common than 'piyoda' for transport. Stick to 'piyoda'.
意味
Moving without a vehicle.
Use with 'borish'
If you are going somewhere, 'piyoda borish' sounds more natural than just 'piyoda yurish'.
Don't say 'oyoqda'
While 'oyoqda' means 'on foot', it's less common than 'piyoda' for transport. Stick to 'piyoda'.
Health context
When talking to a doctor, use 'piyoda yurish' to show you are following their exercise advice.
自分をテスト
Fill in the blank with the correct form of 'piyoda'.
Men maktabga ____ boraman.
The context implies going on foot.
Which sentence means 'Walking is healthy'?
Sog'liq haqida gapiring:
'Foydali' means useful/healthy.
Complete the dialogue.
A: Ofisgacha qanday borasiz? B: Ofis yaqin, ____.
If the office is close (yaqin), walking is the logical answer.
Match the situation to the phrase.
You are at a park and want to walk around.
'Sayr qilish' means to stroll.
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ビジュアル学習ツール
When to walk
Health
- • Ozish
- • Sog'liq
- • Mashq
Daily
- • Maktab
- • Ish
- • Do'kon
練習問題バンク
4 問題Men maktabga ____ boraman.
The context implies going on foot.
Sog'liq haqida gapiring:
'Foydali' means useful/healthy.
A: Ofisgacha qanday borasiz? B: Ofis yaqin, ____.
If the office is close (yaqin), walking is the logical answer.
You are at a park and want to walk around.
'Sayr qilish' means to stroll.
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よくある質問
10 問It is neutral. You can use it with your boss or your friends.
It's better to use 'tog'da yurish' or 'sayr qilish' for hiking.
'Yurish' is the noun (walking), and 'yurmoq' is the verb (to walk).
Men piyoda yurishni yaxshi ko'raman.
Yes, it's a Russian loanword used informally, but 'piyoda' is the correct Uzbek word.
Yes, it specifically refers to being a pedestrian.
No, that's like saying 'walking running'. Just say 'yugurish'.
Piyodalar o'tish joyi.
Yes, often to symbolize a humble journey.
Mashinada yurish (going by car) or transportda yurish.
関連フレーズ
Sayr qilmoq
similarTo stroll or take a walk for pleasure
Yugurmoq
contrastTo run
Qadam tashlamoq
builds onTo take steps
Piyodalar yo'lagi
specialized formSidewalk
