Thinking and learning O’ylash va o’rganish Topic vocabulary: Thinking Assess We tried to assess

it is tempting to do something –shunday qilish ehtimol xato bo’lishi mumkin 
It's tempting 
to 
blame television for the increase in crime.
Urge (v/n)- undamoq, kuchli istak
The UN has urged them to honour the peace treaty. 
Jack fought the urge to fall asleep. 
Welcome (v) –maqullamoq 
They welcomed the new proposals. 
Worthwhile (adj) –arzirli
She considers teaching a worthwhile career.
Yearn (v) -xoxlamoq 
Sometimes I just yearn 
to 
be alone.
Topic Vocabulary: Leisure activities 
Absorbing (adj) –qiziqarli, etiborni tortadigan 
I read her last novel and found it very absorbing.
Casual (adj)-vaqtincha, vaqtinchalik 
casual 
labour/labourers/workers 
Exhilarating [ 
ɪg
ˈ
zɪl.ə.reɪ.tɪŋ]
 (adj)- zavq beradigan
an exhilarating walk in the mountains
Fatigue (n)-charchash, charchoq 
A child’s sleep problems cause parents fatigue and unnecessary guilt. 
Idle (adj) –bo’sh vaqt 
If you have an idle moment, call me.
Indulge (v) –ko’ngilchanlik qilmoq, ko’ngliga qaramoq 
My aunt indulges the children dreadfully.
Lifestyle (n) –hayot tarzi 
He doesn't have a very healthy lifestyle.
Leave (n) –ta’til 
How much 
annual/paid 
leave do you get?
She's 
(gone) on 
leave (= holiday) .
Outing (n) –sayr, ekskursiya 
Rosie is 
going on 
a class/school outing 
to 
the Museum of Modern Art.
Pastime (n) –ermak, ovunchoq 
Do-it-yourself is the nation's most popular pastime.
Pursue (v) –taqib qilmoq 
The car was pursued by helicopters.
The hunters spent hours pursuing their prey.
Recreation (n) –zavq, maroq 
I play golf for recreation only.