Exhaust  to make someone extremely tired. I’m exhausted, I think I’ll go to bad. You mustn’t exhaust yourself move out 

1.exhaust  to make someone extremely tired .
I’m exhausted , I think I’ll go to bad.
You mustn’t exhaust yourself.
2.move out  to stop living or action in some place or home
Can I help you to move out.
One hundred and fifty jobs were lost as a result of the company moving out of the area.
3.suppose  taxm­in qilmoq , faraz qilmoq
Let’s suppose you didn’t answer the phone what he can do.
4.afford  able to do something – imkoniyati bolmoq biror narsaga qurbi yetmoq.
You afford to help to poor people
if you can afford something, you have enough money to be able to pay for it. This word usually follows ‘can’, ‘could’, or ‘be able to’
I’m not sure how they are able to afford such expensive holidays.
We need a bigger house, but we just can’t afford the rent.
can/can’t afford to do something: 
The company simply cannot afford to pay overtime.
4) promote  yordam bermoq komaklashmoq
5) annoy  hafa qilmoq , zeriktirmoq
It is an exciting place to live but there are a few annoying things about it , too.
You shouldn’t annoyed him because he is bad boy
6) exciting  qiziqarli, maroqli
You had exciting holiday last summer
7) dreadful  daxshatli, qorqinchli
8) plenty of smth/smb  kop
9) starve  och qolmoq
I am starving
10) as a result  natijada
11) serve  hizmat qilmaoq
12) by the way -> aytmoqchi
13) confident  oziga ishongan
14) feel like  went
15) admit  tan olmoq
16) think of  nimadir haqida oylash
17) brush  chotkalamoq, chotka bilan yuvmoq
18) look forward to  orziqib kutmoq
19) intend  niyat qilamoq
20) attempt  harakat qilmoq
21) distract  chalgitmoq
22) even though  ….garchi, …bolsa ham
23) convince – qattiq ishongan