Glisten => if sth glistens, it shines because it is wet or covered with oil. His forehead was glistening with sweat(ter). Pine

Gelatin = gelatine => a clear substance that has no taste, used in cooking to make liquids become thick and firm(qattiq)
Vanish => to disappear in a sudden and mysterious way(g’oyib bo’lmoq)
Indicator => something that shows you what condition something is in
Texture => the way that sth feels when you touch it.(tuzulish) -Different textures and colours will increase the child’s interest.
Ingrowing => an ingrowing toenail on your toe grows inwards and is very painful
((153)) Puff => the action of breathing in smoke from a cigarette, pipe etc 2the action of blowing or breathing out air so that it makes a sound
Socket => a curved space in the human body where a moving part, such as an eye or an arm fits
Sclera => the outer layer of your eyeball that forms the white of your eye
Choroid => the part of your eye that is between the retina and the white of your eye. The coloured iris at the front of your eye is part of the choroid.
Iris => the coloured part of your eye around the small black circle that is called the pupil
Retina => the part at the back of your eye that sends light signals to your brain, where they are changed into images
Optic nerve => the large nerve that sends signals relating to sight from the retina in your eye to your brain
Cornea => the transparent layer that covers the outside of your eye
Lens => the part of the eye behind the pupil that bends light to produce an image on the retina
Ciliary muscle => a muscle in your eye that controls its lens
Vitreous => made of glass, or similar to glass in appearance(shishidan qilingan)
Vitreous humour => the liquid that fills the large space inside your eye between its lens and its retina
((154)) Chamber => 3an enclosed space, especially one inside a machine, a plant, or someone’s body
Cone => 5medicala cell shaped like a cone(an object with a circular base that rises to a point.) in the retina of your eye. Cones make it possible for people and animals to see colours in bright light.