Tense degan atama bilan ifodalanadi. Macmillian English Dictionary for Advanced Learners lug'atida zamon, ya'ni tense

well-known (mashhur)
well-dressed (yaxshi kiyingan)
well-paid (yaxshi haq toʻlanadigan)
well-educated (yaxshi ta'lim olgan)
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I am looking for a well-paid job.
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Gary's father is a well-known writer.
well soʻzi sog'lig'i yaxshi degan ma'noda sifat boʻlib qoʻllaniladi.
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A: How are you today? (Bugun ahvolingiz qanday?)
B: I am very well, thank you. (Juda yaxshiman, raxmat.)
Quyidagi soʻzlar esa bir xil shaklda ham sifat, ham ravish sifatida qoʻllaniladi:
hard fast deep early high
late
long low near right straight wrong
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We did some hard work. (oʻgir ish...sifat)
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We worked hard. (qattiq ishladik...ravish)
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I came on the fast train. (tezyurar poyezd...sifat)
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The train went quite fast. (ancha tez yurdi...ravish)
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Farmer have imported their tomatoes to the UK from late October until June for 120 years. (oktabr
oxiri...sifat)
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The postman brings my mail so late that I rarely see it before I go to work. (kech olib keladi...ravish)
hard/near/late/high/free soʻzlariga - ly qoʻshimchasi qoʻshilganida umuman boshqa ma'no anglatadi.
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I tried hard, but I didn't succeed. (...hard=qattiq)
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I have got hardly any money (...hardly=deyarli yoʻq)
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Luckily I found a phone box quite near.(...near=yaqin )
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I nearly fell asleep in the meeting.(...nearly=deyarli )
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Rachel arrived late as usual. (...late=kech)
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I have been very busy lately. (...lately=yaqindan beri)
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The plane flew high above the clouds. (...high=baland)
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The material is highly radioactive. (...highly=juda)
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We got into the concert free. (...free=tekin)
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The animals are allowed to wander freely. (...freely=erkin)
hardly soʻzi gapda zoʻrg'a, deyarli yoq degan ma'nolarda keladi. Bu soʻz mazmunan boʻlishsiz soʻz
hisoblanadi va shuning uchun boʻlishli fe'l bilan qoʻllaniladi.
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We have only met once or twice. We hardly know each other. (...deyarli bir-birimizni bilmaymiz.)