意思
Food that has a lot of salt.
文化背景
If you are a guest and the food is 'tuzli', it's a common joke to say the cook is in love. This saves the cook's face. Salt and bread (Non-tuz) are sacred. Dropping salt or wasting 'tuzli' food is sometimes seen as bad luck. Due to the Aral Sea drying up, the region is very salty. 'Tuzli' here often refers to the dust and wind, not just food. Younger generations are becoming more health-conscious and often request 'tuzsiz' or 'kam tuzli' (low salt) options.
The Potato Trick
If you make 'tuzli ovqat' at home, drop a raw potato in the pot. It absorbs the extra salt!
Guest Etiquette
Be careful complaining about salt in a private home; it's better to just drink more water.
意思
Food that has a lot of salt.
The Potato Trick
If you make 'tuzli ovqat' at home, drop a raw potato in the pot. It absorbs the extra salt!
Guest Etiquette
Be careful complaining about salt in a private home; it's better to just drink more water.
Suffix Power
Master the '-li' suffix. It works for 'yog'li' (oily), 'suvli' (juicy), and 'mazali' (tasty).
The Love Joke
Use the 'cook is in love' joke to sound like a native speaker when food is too salty.
自我测试
Fill in the blank with the correct form of 'tuz'.
Bu sho'rva juda ____ ovqat bo'libdi.
We need the adjective 'salty' to describe the food.
Which sentence is a complaint about too much salt?
Choose the correct sentence:
'Tuzli' means salty, which is the correct answer for a salt-related complaint.
Match the Uzbek phrase with its English translation.
Match the following:
Direct translation matching.
Complete the dialogue.
Mijoz: Ofitsiant, bu go'sht juda ____. Ofitsiant: Uzr, hozir boshqasini olib kelaman.
In a restaurant context, complaining about salt is a common reason for a replacement.
🎉 得分： /4
视觉学习工具
Tuzli vs. Sho'r
练习题库
4 练习Bu sho'rva juda ____ ovqat bo'libdi.
We need the adjective 'salty' to describe the food.
Choose the correct sentence:
'Tuzli' means salty, which is the correct answer for a salt-related complaint.
将左侧的每个项目与右侧的配对匹配:
Direct translation matching.
Mijoz: Ofitsiant, bu go'sht juda ____. Ofitsiant: Uzr, hozir boshqasini olib kelaman.
In a restaurant context, complaining about salt is a common reason for a replacement.
🎉 得分： /4
常见问题
5 个问题No, it just means 'salty'. Some things, like snacks, are meant to be tuzli. However, in a meal, it often implies 'too salty'.
'Tuzli' is neutral (salty), while 'sho'r' is often negative (too salty/briny).
You can say 'kam tuzli' or 'tuzi past'.
No, that doesn't make sense in Uzbek. Use 'asabiy' for angry or 'shaddod' for sassy.
Yes, it's a symbol of hospitality and is treated with great respect.
相关表达
Sho'r ovqat
similarVery salty food
Tuzsiz ovqat
contrastUnsalted/bland food
Tuzlangan bodring
specialized formPickled cucumber
Tuzi past
similarLow in salt
Shakarli choy
builds onSugary tea
