Kundalik nutqdagi eng kerakli inglizcha sifatlar 60 ta zid juftga sig‘adi: big — small, cheap — expensive, calm — nervous, kind — cruel va hokazo. Sifat juft bilan yaxshiroq eslab qolinadi, chunki bittasini eslasangiz, ikkinchisi o‘zi keladi. Quyida 120 ta sifat mavzu bo‘yicha guruhlangan: o‘lcham, shakl va sirt, xarakter, his-tuyg‘u, baho va joy.
Sifat inglizchada o‘zgarmaydi: a big house, big houses — ko‘plikda ham big. U otdan oldin (a quiet street) yoki be fe’lidan keyin turadi (The street is quiet). Hozir bitta gap ayting: My phone is old, but it’s fast.
O‘lcham va miqdor: 20 ta sifat
| Juft | Tarjima | Misol |
|---|---|---|
| big — small | katta — kichik | We need a big pot for plov, not that small one. |
| huge — tiny | ulkan — mitti | The new mall is huge, but the shops inside are tiny. |
| tall — short | baland — past (bo‘y, bino) | Tall buildings are going up next to short old houses. |
| wide — narrow | keng — tor | The avenue is wide; the mahalla lanes are narrow. |
| thick — thin | qalin — yupqa | Cut the bread thick and the cheese thin. |
| deep — shallow | chuqur — sayoz | Kids swim in the shallow end, adults in the deep end. |
| heavy — light | og‘ir — yengil | My laptop is light, but the charger is heavy. |
| high — low | baland — past (daraja, narx) | Prices are high in summer and low in winter. |
| full — empty | to‘la — bo‘sh | The morning bus is full; at noon it’s almost empty. |
| loose — tight | keng — tor (kiyim), bo‘sh — qattiq | These jeans are too tight; I need a loose pair. |
Tall odam, daraxt va binoga ishlatiladi; tog‘ va narx uchun high. A tall price deyilmaydi.






Shakl va sirt: 16 ta sifat
| Juft | Tarjima | Misol |
|---|---|---|
| round — square | dumaloq — to‘rtburchak | Non is round, but this bread tin is square. |
| straight — curly | to‘g‘ri — jingalak | She has straight hair; her sister’s is curly. |
| flat — hilly | tekis — adirli | Khorezm is flat; the road to Chimgan is hilly. |
| smooth — rough | silliq — g‘adir-budur | The table is smooth on top and rough underneath. |
| sharp — blunt | o‘tkir — o‘tmas | A sharp knife is safer than a blunt one. |
| hard — soft | qattiq — yumshoq | I like a hard mattress and a soft pillow. |
| wet — dry | ho‘l — quruq | Don’t put wet towels on dry clothes. |
| shiny — dull | yaltiroq — xira | The new car is shiny; mine looks dull next to it. |
Tashqi ko‘rinishni (soch, gavda, yuz) batafsil tasvirlash uchun tashqi ko‘rinishni tasvirlash inglizcha sahifasiga o‘ting.
Xarakter: 20 ta sifat
| Juft | Tarjima | Misol |
|---|---|---|
| kind — cruel | mehribon — shafqatsiz | The teacher was kind to us, never cruel. |
| polite — rude | odobli — qo‘pol | A polite “thank you” costs nothing; rude comments cost friends. |
| honest — dishonest | halol, rostgo‘y — insofsiz | An honest seller tells you when fruit isn’t fresh. |
| generous — mean | saxiy — xasis | My uncle is generous with guests but mean with himself. |
| hard-working — lazy | mehnatkash — dangasa | She’s hard-working at work and lazy on Sundays. |
| patient — impatient | sabrli — sabrsiz | Be patient with beginners; impatient teachers scare them. |
| brave — cowardly | jasur — qo‘rqoq | It was brave of him to admit the mistake. |
| shy — outgoing | uyatchan — dilkash, ochiq | He’s shy in class but outgoing with friends. |
| clever — foolish | aqlli — ahmoqona | That was a clever idea, not a foolish one. |
| modest — arrogant | kamtar — mag‘rur, kekkaygan | Great players are often modest; weak ones are arrogant. |
Mean britancha “xasis”, amerikacha ko‘pincha “yomon niyatli, qo‘pol”. Yana 60 ta xarakter so‘zi va tanqidni muloyim aytish usullari xarakter sifatlari inglizcha sahifasida.
His-tuyg‘u: 20 ta sifat
| Juft | Tarjima | Misol |
|---|---|---|
| happy — sad | xursand — g‘amgin | I was happy to arrive and sad to leave. |
| calm — nervous | xotirjam — hayajonli, asabiy | Stay calm; being nervous won’t help in the exam. |
| relaxed — stressed | bo‘shashgan — zo‘riqqan | I feel relaxed at the dacha and stressed in the city. |
| excited — bored | hayajonda — zerikkan | The kids were excited at first, then bored. |
| pleased — disappointed | mamnun — hafsalasi pir | We were pleased with the hotel but disappointed with the food. |
| proud — ashamed | faxrlangan — uyalgan | I’m proud of my score and ashamed of my handwriting. |
| confident — worried | ishonchli — xavotirda | She felt confident on Monday and worried by Friday. |
| hopeful — hopeless | umidvor — umidsiz | The doctor is hopeful; the situation isn’t hopeless. |
| grateful — ungrateful | minnatdor — noshukur | I’m grateful for your help. |
| energetic — tired | g‘ayratli — charchagan | I’m energetic in the morning and tired after lunch. |
Baho va sifat: 24 ta sifat
| Juft | Tarjima | Misol |
|---|---|---|
| good — bad | yaxshi — yomon | The idea is good; the timing is bad. |
| cheap — expensive | arzon — qimmat | Taxis are cheap here; parking in the centre is expensive. |
| easy — difficult | oson — qiyin | Listening is easy for me; writing is difficult. |
| useful — useless | foydali — foydasiz | A power bank is useful; a dead one is useless. |
| fast — slow | tez — sekin | The fast train takes two hours; the slow one takes four. |
| new — old | yangi — eski | We moved from an old flat to a new one. |
| safe — dangerous | xavfsiz — xavfli | The bridge looks dangerous, but engineers say it’s safe. |
| clean — dirty | toza — iflos | Clean dishes on the left, dirty ones in the sink. |
| delicious — disgusting | mazali — jirkanch | Grandma’s somsa is delicious; cold canteen soup is disgusting. |
| strong — weak | kuchli — kuchsiz | Strong tea for Dad, weak tea for the kids. |
| right — wrong | to‘g‘ri — noto‘g‘ri | Three answers were right and two were wrong. |
| interesting — boring | qiziqarli — zerikarli | The museum was interesting; the guide was boring. |
-ing va -ed ni farqlang: The lesson was boring (dars zerikarli edi), I was bored (men zerikdim). I am boring “men zerikarli odamman” degani.
Joy, vaqt va holat: 20 ta sifat
| Juft | Tarjima | Misol |
|---|---|---|
| hot — cold | issiq — sovuq | Termez is hot in July; Chimgan is cold in January. |
| warm — cool | iliq — salqin | A warm day and a cool evening — perfect for a walk. |
| quiet — noisy | jimjit — shovqinli | Our street is quiet, but the main road is noisy. |
| crowded — deserted | odam gavjum — huvillagan | Chorsu is crowded on Sundays and deserted at night. |
| modern — ancient | zamonaviy — qadimiy | Samarkand has ancient mosques and modern hotels. |
| early — late | erta — kech | I’m an early riser; my brother is always late. |
| open — closed | ochiq — yopiq | The bank is closed, but the ATM is open 24 hours. |
| busy — free | band — bo‘sh | I’m busy today, but I’m free tomorrow. |
| near — distant | yaqin — uzoq | The metro is near; the airport is distant. |
| rich — poor | boy — kambag‘al | Rich or poor, everyone is invited to the wedding. |








Very o‘rniga bitta kuchli sifat
Ingliz tilida “juda katta” uchun very big dan tashqari bitta kuchli sifat bor. Bunday sifatlar oldiga very emas, absolutely yoki really qo‘yiladi.
| Oddiy + very | Kuchli sifat | Misol |
|---|---|---|
| very big | huge, enormous | The wedding hall was absolutely enormous. |
| very small | tiny | Their first flat was tiny. |
| very cold | freezing | It’s freezing outside — take a hat. |
| very hot | boiling | The bus was boiling in August. |
| very tired | exhausted | After the night shift I was exhausted. |
| very hungry | starving | Is dinner ready? I’m starving. |
| very good | excellent, amazing | Your presentation was excellent. |
| very bad | awful, terrible | The traffic was awful this morning. |
| very happy | delighted | We’re delighted with the results. |
| very angry | furious | He was furious about the parking ticket. |
Very huge, very freezing — xato. Bu sifatlar IELTS Speaking’da lug‘at boyligini ko‘rsatadi, lekin o‘rinli ishlating.
Sifat bilan bog‘liq xatolar: very huge va I am boring
| Noto‘g‘ri | To‘g‘ri | Izoh |
|---|---|---|
| He is very kind man. | He is a very kind man. | Birlikdagi ot oldida a. |
| They are kinds people. | They are kind people. | Sifat ko‘plikda o‘zgarmaydi. |
| I am boring at home. | I am bored at home. | His uchun -ed. |
| very huge | absolutely huge | Kuchli sifatga very qo‘shilmaydi. |
| a tall price | a high price | Narx — high. |
| more better | better | Darajalar sifat darajalari sahifasida. |
Bir necha sifat ketma-ket kelsa (a lovely big old house), tartibi sifatlar tartibi sahifasida tushuntirilgan.
Mashq: juftini toping va to‘g‘rilang
A. Zid ma’noli sifatni yozing.
- 1. generous — ______
- 2. shallow — ______
- 3. crowded — ______
- 4. sharp — ______
- 5. modest — ______
- 6. tight — ______
B. -ed yoki -ing?
- 7. The film was so (bored / boring) that I fell asleep.
- 8. I’m (interested / interesting) in history.
- 9. She felt (disappointed / disappointing) with her score.
C. Very o‘rniga bitta sifat qo‘ying.
- 10. I’m very hungry.
- 11. It’s very cold today.
- 12. Their kitchen is very small.
Javoblar
1 — mean; 2 — deep; 3 — deserted (yoki empty); 4 — blunt; 5 — arrogant; 6 — loose; 7 — boring; 8 — interested; 9 — disappointed; 10 — I’m starving.; 11 — It’s freezing today.; 12 — Their kitchen is tiny.
Sifatlarni juft qilib gapiring
BandMate ilovasida Bandiga ikki narsani solishtirib gapirib bering: eski va yangi uyingiz, shahar va qishloq, yoz va qish. Har gapda bir juft sifat ishlating: Our old flat was small and noisy, but the new one is big and quiet. Bandi Why? va What else? deb so‘rab gapingizni uzaytiradi, ilova esa comfortable, generous, exhausted kabi so‘zlardagi urg‘uni tekshiradi. Yana 60 juft so‘z (fe’l va otlar bilan) antonim so‘zlar ingliz tilida sahifasida.
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