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

Compulsory (adj) –majburiy 
Swimming was compulsory at my school.
Wearing seat belts in cars is compulsory by law.
Content (adj) –mamnun bo’lish 
He seems fairly content 
with 
(his) life.
Craving (n) – juda kuchli xoxish 
I have a craving 
for 
chocolate.
Decline (v) –rad etmoq 
I invited him to the meeting but he declined.
He declined my offer.
Dedicated (adj) –fidokor, bag’ishlagan
a dedicated /teacher
She's completely dedicated 
to 
her work.
Delight (v) –xursand bo’lmoq 
Peter's success at college delighted his family.
Desire (v/n) –xoxlamoq, kuchli xoxish
I desire only to be left in peace.
There is a strong desire 
for 
peace among the people.
Devote (v) –bag’ishlamoq 
She has devoted all her 
energies/life 
to the care of homeless people.
At the age of 25, he decided to devote him 
self 
to God.
Differentiate (v)- farqlay olmoq 
Neil is colour-blind and cannot differentiate between red and green. 
Envy (v/n) –xavas qilmoq, xavas
I envy her ability to talk to people she's never met before.
I watched with envy as she set off for the airport.
Fancy (v) –xoxlamoq 
I didn't fancy swimm 
ing 
in that water.
Fascination (n) –qiziqish 
Miller's fascination 
with 
medieval art dates from her childhood.
Favour (v) –afzal bilmoq
I generally favour travell 
ing 
by night, when the roads are quiet.
Greedy (adj) –ochko’z, xudbin
He's greedy 
for 
power/success.
Impulse (n) –xoxish (to’satdan paydo bo’ladigan) 
Jenny felt a sudden impulse to play some music. 
I had this sudden impulse