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

made 
redundant.
New technology often 
makes 
old skills and even whole communities redundant.
Redundant (adj)-keraksiz 
In the sentence, "She is a single unmarried woman", the word "unmarried" is redundant.
Sack (v) –ishdan bo’shatmoq 
They sacked her 
for 
being late.
He 
got 
sacked from his last job.
Strike (v)-ish tashlamoq 
Democratization has brought workers 
the right to 
strike and join a trade union.
Strike (n)-ish tashlash 
A 
wave of 
strikes swept the country.
Union (n) –ittifoq, birlashma, kelishuv 
the electricians' union
Phrasal verbs
Crop up –to’satdan/kutilmaganda paydo bo’lmoq, sodir bo’lmoq
Her name keeps cropping up 
in 
conversation.
Ben had to go back to work-something has cropped up there 
Dive in –kirishib ketmoq, sho’ng’ib ketmoq 
If neighbouring countries are having a war, you can't just dive in.
End up –biror joyda yoki vaziyatda to’xtamoq 
They're travelling across Europe by train and are planning to end up 
in 
Moscow.
After working her way around the world, she ended up teach 
ing 
English as a foreign language.
Kick off (with)-boshlamoq, boshlanmoq
What time does the match kick off?
I would like to kick off with a quick look at last month’s sales figures 
Knock off –ishni tugatmoq (kun oxirida) 
I don't knock off until six.
What time do you knock off work?
Knuckle down –qattiq/astoydil ishlay yoki o’qiy boshlamoq 
You must really knuckle down if you want to pass your exams.
Lay off –nimadir qilishni vaqtinchalik to’xtatmoq 
Foster is playing again after a six-week lay off due to injury.
Lay off teasing your brother, Julie.