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

overhead lockers (one of a row of small cupboards above the seats in a plane where passengers can store things during a flight).
((586)) Trigger => the part of a gun that you move with your finger to make the gun fire
Quarry => a place where stone is dug out of the ground. A place where coal or minerals are dug out of the ground is called a mine
((587)) Blur => if a thing blurs, or if something blurs it, it becomes difficult to see it clearly, often because its edges are not clear
Windshield = windscreen => the large glass window at the front of a vehicle. The American word is windshield.
((588)) Boot => the covered space at the back of a car, used for carrying things in. The American word is trunk.
Enhance => to improve something, or to make it more attractive or more valuable (qadrini oshirmoq)
All-terrain vehicle => a vehicle with no roof, three or four wheels, and usually only one seat, used for driving over rough, soft, or wet ground
Mechanical=> operated by a machine or system of moving parts
Grab on to => ? –never grab on to another moving vehicle.
Rear-view mirror => a mirror fixed inside the front window of a car that lets the driver see what is happening behind it
Sturdy => strong and not easily hurt, damaged, or affected by what happens. (chidamli, sog’lom)
((589)) Saddle => the seat on a bicycle or motorcycle
Handlebars => the part of a bicycle or motorcycle that you hold with your hands and use for controlling it
Snug => 2fitting closely to your body, or fitting closely into a space
Embed => 1to fix something firmly in a surface or object
Cinder => a small piece of something that has been burnt almost completely
Spoke => one of several thin metal bars that connect the centre of a wheel to the outside part
Slippage => 1the action of slipping or moving, or the amount by which something slips or moves
Lubricated => 1to put oil on the parts of a machine that move to make them move more smoothly
Axle => a metal bar that connects a pair of wheels on a car or other vehicle(g’ildirak o’qi)
Wobble => to rock slightly from side to side, or to make something do this
Realign => 1to change the position of something, especially in relation to the position of something else
Collision => an accident in which a person or vehicle that is moving crashes into something(to’qnashuv)
((590)) Crosswalk = pedestrian crossing => an area where vehicles must stop for people who are walking across the street
Gravel => small pieces of stone used for making paths and roads
Rut => a deep narrow mark in the ground made by a wheel(g’ildirak izi)
Pothole => a hole in a road
Scarves = scarf => a piece of cloth that you wear round your neck or head to keep warm or to make yourself look nice
Tangle => if something tangles, or if you tangle it, its parts become twisted round each other or round something else so that they look untidy and are difficult to separate
Trend => a gradual change or development that produces a particular result(yo’nalish, og’ish, moillik)
((591)) Assault => a physical attack on someone, or the crime of physically attacking someone
Deserted => a deserted place has no people in it
Purposeful => determined to achieve an aim(aniq bir maqsadli, oldindan o’ylangan)
Menacing => intended to threaten or frighten someone(tahdid soluvchi)
((592)) Rape => to force someone to have sex by using violence
Rapist => someone who forces someone else to have sex with them
Potential => possible or likely in the future(yuzaga chiqishi mumkin bo’lgan)
Date => someone who you have arranged to meet as part of a sexual or romantic relationship. -So come on, tell us, who’s your date this evening?
Humiliate => to make someone feel very embarrassed and ashamed
Vulnerable => someone who is vulnerable is weak or easy to hurt physically or mentally
((593)) Decal => a transfer for putting a picture onto a surface
((597)) Coast => to continue to move in a car or on a bicycle after you have switched off the engine or have stopped pedalling with your legs
Skid => to slide across the ground in an uncontrolled way
Tumble => if someone tumbles, they fall to the ground
((598)) Collide => if people or things collide, they crash into each other
Collapse => to suddenly fall down and become very ill or unconscious
((599)) End => one of two places connected by a telephone conversation, letter, or journey. -I’ll be there to pick you up in the car at the other end.
Personnel => the people who work for a company or organization, or who are members of a military force
((600)) Good Samaritan => a person who helps someone they do not know who is in trouble
((601)) Tip => to fall, or to make something fall
Bluish => similar to blue or slightly blue in colour
((602)) Dislodge => to force something out of its position or out of the position where it is fixed(qo’g’zatmoq)
Maneuver = manoeuvre => 1an action or movement that you need care or skill to do
Cardiac arrest => heart attack
Inflatable => an inflatable object must be filled with air before you can use it
Vest => a piece of underwear for the top half of your body. The American word is undershirt.
Revive => to make someone become conscious or alive again. -Attempts to revive him failed, and he died soon afterwards.
((603)) Rupture => if an organ or object ruptures, or if you rupture it, it bursts or tears suddenly
Traumatic => a traumatic injury causes serious damage to the body
((604)) Vacantly => He stared vacantly ahead.
Dilate => if part of your body dilates, it becomes bigger and wider
Hemorrhage = haemorrhage => an occasion when blood flows out of an injured organ inside someone’s body, rather than out of their body through a cut in the skin
Dressing => a piece of material used for covering and protecting a skin injury
Gauze => white cotton cloth that is very thin and has been woven in a loose way, used in layers for protecting and treating an injury
Soak => to make something very wet, or to become very wet
Tourniquet => a piece of cloth that is tied very tightly around someone’s leg or arm in order to stop blood from flowing out of a cut
((606)) Tilt => to move your head slightly upwards, downwards, or to one side
((607)) Pesticide => a chemical used for killing insects, especially those that damage crops
Ivy => a plant that grows up walls or that spreads over a large area. It has shiny dark green leaves with several points.
Calamine lotion => a pink liquid that you put on sore skin to make it feel better
((608)) Thrust => to put something somewhere with a quick hard push
Thrust => the main idea or intention of something such as a document, speech, or policy
Universal => 1involving or affecting everyone in the world
Navel => a small round place in the middle of someone’s stomach where they were separated from their mother at birth. A more informal word is belly button.
((609)) Obese => too fat, in a way that is dangerous for your health
((610)) Clutch => to hold someone or something firmly, for example because you are afraid or in pain, or do not want to lose them
Fracture => a break or crack in a bone
Deformity => a part of someone’s body that is not the usual shape
Crooked => not straight. -Your tie’s crooked.
Discoloration => an area on the surface of something that is discoloured
Discolored = discoloured => something that is discoloured has changed in colour and no longer looks new, clean, or healthy
Immobilize => to make someone unable to move (qimirlashga yo’l qo’ymaslik, siljitmaslik)
Caution => to tell someone about a danger or problem that they need to know about or avoid. In ordinary speech, it is more usual to say that you warn someone (ogohlantirmoq)
((611)) Rigid=> 3stiff, hard, and difficult to bend or move
Sprain => a painful injury that you get when you suddenly stretch or turn a joint too much
Strain => an injury caused by twisting or stretching a muscle too much
Elevate => to improve the status or importance of someone or something
((612)) Tread water => to stay upright in deep water by moving your legs and arms so that your head stays out of the water
Charred => black and burnt
Whatsoever => used for emphasizing a negative statement. -I have no doubt whatsoever.
None whatsoever => ‘Are there any problems?’ ‘None whatsoever.’
Whatsoever => whatever. -The government can give whatsoever it chooses to whomsoever it likes.
((613)) Bleach=> a strong chemical used to kill harmful bacteria or to make coloured things white
Ammonia => a poisonous gas with a strong unpleasant smell, or the gas dissolved in water. It is used in products used for cleaning things.
((614)) Hyperventilate => to breathe very fast in a way that is not normal, for example because you are frightened or nervous
Cup your hand / hands => to make your hand/hands into a curved shape
((615)) Convulsion => violent movements of a person’s body that they cannot control
Drool => 2to let saliva(the liquid in your mouth) come out of your mouth. 2to look at someone or something with great pleasure. -I saw him – he was literally drooling over her!
Accompany => to happen or exist while something else is happening. -A sore throat may be accompanied by fever.
Epilepsy => a serious medical condition that affects the brain and makes you suddenly shake in an uncontrolled way or become unconscious
Foreign => not forming a normal part of the body’s immune system. -the immune system’s response to foreign proteins
Swab => 2to apply medicine or clean an injury with a swab
((617)) Coral => with a colour between pink and orange
Rattlesnake => a poisonous US snake that makes a noise that sounds like a rattle with its tail
Moccasin => a soft leather shoe with a flat heel
Pit => a hole that you dig in the ground to put something in it
Viper => 1a type of poisonous snake
Thereafter => after a particular time that has been mentioned. -Reg became ill in July 1994 and died shortly thereafter.
Fang => one of the long pointed teeth that some animals have, for example snakes, dogs, and tigers
((618)) Hornet => a black and yellow flying insect that can sting you. It is a type of large wasp
Wasp => a black and yellow flying insect that can sting you
Venom => poison produced by some animals, especially snakes and insects
Wheeze => to breathe in a noisy way that is uncomfortable for you, usually because you are ill
Recluse => someone who lives alone and avoids seeing other people
Raccoon => a small animal with a black and white face and a long tail that lives mainly in North and Central America
Tetanus => an illness in which your jaw and neck become stiff, caused by bacteria that enter a cut in your skin
Rabies => a very serious disease that makes an animal or a human feel crazy. Humans get it only if they are bitten by an animal with rabies.
((619)) Frostbite => a medical condition in which cold weather seriously damages your fingers, toes, ears, or nose
Hypothermia => a serious medical condition in which your body temperature is very low
Shiver => if you shiver, your body shakes slightly, for example because you are cold or frightened
((620)) Heat exhaustion => the feeling of being extremely tired and weak that you get when you do too much physical activity in hot conditions
Shade => to keep light from shining directly onto or into something. -Jeremy shaded his aching eyes, and wished it would rain.
Fan => to move a flat object backwards and forwards in front of your face in order to make you feel less hot’
Sip => to drink in small amounts. -She was already sitting at the bar, sipping wine.
Nauseate => to make someone feel as if they are going to vomit. The more usual phrase for this is to make someone feel sick
Perspiration => liquid that your skin produces when you are hot, ill, or nervous
((621)) Groin => 1the area where your legs join the front of your body