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Iqtisod so‘zlari inglizcha: inflation, tax va grafik tavsifi

Iqtisod so‘zlari inglizcha: inflation, income, tax, unemployment va yana 44 so‘z misol bilan, grafikni inglizcha tasvirlash namunasi, dialog va javobli mashq.

Savdo aravachasi yuqoriga ko‘tarilayotgan strelka ustida, yonida pul

Iqtisodiyot inglizcha the economy, iqtisod fani esa economics. Yangilikda eng ko‘p uchraydigan to‘rt so‘z: inflation (narxlarning umumiy o‘sishi), income (daromad), tax (soliq) va unemployment (ishsizlik). Ular bilan bitta gap: When inflation is high, people’s income buys less. — Inflyatsiya yuqori bo‘lsa, daromad bilan kamroq narsa olinadi.

Quyida 48 ta so‘z to‘rt guruhda, har biri tarjima, birikma va misol bilan. Oxirgi guruh — o‘sish va pasayish fe’llari: ular bilan IELTS Writing Task 1 yoki Multilevel’dagi grafikni tasvirlaysiz. Namuna grafik tavsifi, yangilik matni, dialog va mashq ham bor.

the economy — iqtisodiyot (dala, zavod, bank va bozor aylanasi)
the economyiqtisodiyot (dala, zavod, bank va bozor aylanasi)
inflation — inflyatsiya (narx o‘sishi)
inflationinflyatsiya (narx o‘sishi)
a recession — tanazzul (pasayayotgan ustunlar)
a recessiontanazzul (pasayayotgan ustunlar)
a salary — maosh (pulli konvert)
a salarymaosh (pulli konvert)
a budget — byudjet (bo‘limlarga ajratilgan tanga idishi)
a budgetbyudjet (bo‘limlarga ajratilgan tanga idishi)
support the local economy — mahalliy iqtisodni qo‘llamoq (sayyoh ustadan kosa sotib olmoqda)
support the local economymahalliy iqtisodni qo‘llamoq (sayyoh ustadan kosa sotib olmoqda)

Mamlakat iqtisodi: 14 so‘z

So‘zTarjimaBirikmalarMisol
economyiqtisodiyota growing economy, the global economyTourism is important for the local economy.
economiciqtisodiyeconomic growth, economic crisisThe country is going through an economic crisis.
GDPyalpi ichki mahsulot (YaIM)GDP growth, GDP per personGDP measures the value of everything a country produces.
growtho‘sishstrong growth, slow growthThe report expects slow growth next year.
recessiontanazzul, retsessiyago into recessionMany firms closed during the recession.
inflationinflyatsiyahigh inflation, inflation risesInflation makes food and rent more expensive.
cost of livingyashash narxithe rising cost of livingStudents complain about the cost of living in big cities.
unemploymentishsizlikhigh unemployment, the unemployment rateYouth unemployment is a problem in many countries.
exporteksport; eksport qilmoqexport goods, main exportsThe country exports fruit and textiles.
importimport; import qilmoqimport cars, cheap importsCheap imports can hurt local producers.
tradesavdoforeign trade, trade between countriesTrade between the two countries grew.
investmentinvestitsiyaforeign investment, attract investmentNew roads help attract foreign investment.
currencyvalyutaa strong currency, the national currencyA weak currency makes imports more expensive.
interest ratefoiz stavkasiraise interest rates, cut interest ratesThe central bank raised interest rates to fight inflation.

Economic va economical farq qiladi: economic growth — iqtisodiy o‘sish, an economical car — tejamkor mashina. Batafsil economic va economical farqi sahifasida.

Shaxsiy pul va soliq: 12 so‘z

So‘zTarjimaBirikmalarMisol
incomedaromada low income, monthly incomeFamilies on a low income need support.
salaryoylik maosha good salary, get a pay riseShe got a job with a higher salary.
wageish haqi (soatbay, kunbay)the minimum wage, an hourly wageHe earns an hourly wage at the café.
earntopmoq (pul)earn a living, earn moneyMany young people earn money as couriers.
taxsoliqpay tax, income tax, raise taxesEveryone who works has to pay income tax.
taxpayersoliq to‘lovchitaxpayers’ moneyTaxpayers’ money pays for schools and roads.
pensionpensiyaa state pension, retire on a pensionMy grandmother lives on her pension.
expensesxarajatlarliving expenses, cut expensesRent is our biggest monthly expense.
affordqurbi yetmoqcan’t afford, afford to buyWe can’t afford a new car this year.
affordablehamyonbopaffordable housingYoung families need affordable housing.
debtqarznational debt, be in debtThe company is deep in debt.
standard of livingturmush darajasiraise the standard of livingThe standard of living has improved in the city.

Biznes: 10 so‘z

an interest rate — foiz stavkasi (o‘sayotgan tanga ustunlari)
an interest ratefoiz stavkasi (o‘sayotgan tanga ustunlari)
debt — qarz (og‘ir qop ko‘targan yigit)
debtqarz (og‘ir qop ko‘targan yigit)
be your own boss — o‘z biznesingiz egasi bo‘lish (peshtaxta ortidagi ayol)
be your own bosso‘z biznesingiz egasi bo‘lish (peshtaxta ortidagi ayol)
get a promotion — lavozimi ko‘tarilmoq (zinapoyaga chiqayotgan yigit)
get a promotionlavozimi ko‘tarilmoq (zinapoyaga chiqayotgan yigit)
scalable — o‘sishga moslashuvchan (baland taxlangan kubiklar)
scalableo‘sishga moslashuvchan (baland taxlangan kubiklar)
So‘zTarjimaBirikmalarMisol
profitfoydamake a profitThe bakery made a small profit in its first year.
losszararmake a lossThe shop made a loss because rent was too high.
revenuetushumannual revenueRevenue grew, but profit fell.
demandtalabhigh demand, demand forThere is high demand for IT specialists.
supplytaklifsupply and demandWhen supply falls, prices usually rise.
competitionraqobattough competitionCompetition between delivery apps is tough.
startupstartaplaunch a startupHe launched a startup at IT Park.
investsarmoya kiritmoqinvest in, invest moneyThey invested in solar energy.
small businesskichik biznesrun a small businessMy aunt runs a small business selling pastries.
customermijozattract customersLow prices attract new customers.

Grafik tili: o‘sish va pasayish (12 so‘z)

So‘zTarjimaOt shakliMisol
rise / increaseoshmoqa rise, an increasePrices rose by 5%.
growo‘smoqgrowthExports grew steadily.
fall / droptushmoqa fall, a dropUnemployment fell to 6%.
declinepasaymoqa declineSales declined gradually.
remain stablebarqaror qolmoq—Wages remained stable for two years.
fluctuatetebranmoqfluctuationThe exchange rate fluctuated.
peakeng yuqori nuqtaga chiqmoqa peakInflation peaked in 2022.
hit a loweng past nuqtaga tushmoqa lowSales hit a low in January.
sharplykeskina sharp risePrices rose sharply.
slightlybiroza slight fallIncome fell slightly.
gradually / steadilyasta-sekin / bir tekisa gradual / steady increaseThe figure increased steadily.
significantlysezilarlia significant changeUnemployment dropped significantly.

Predloglar: rose by 2% — farq; rose to 8% — yetgan nuqta; from 5% to 8% — boshlanish va oxir. Increased on 3% — ruscha на dan kelgan xato.

Namuna: grafikni tasvirlash

Quyidagi ma’lumot to‘qima, faqat mashq uchun; real mamlakat yoki real statistika emas.

Yil201920202021202220232024
Inflyatsiya, % (Country A)4591386
Ishsizlik, % (Country A)7109877

Namunaviy tavsif (B2):

The table shows inflation and unemployment in Country A between 2019 and 2024. Overall, inflation rose sharply and then fell, while unemployment changed much less.

Inflation stood at 4% in 2019. It increased gradually to 5% in 2020 and then climbed sharply, peaking at 13% in 2022. After that, it dropped to 8% in 2023 and fell slightly to 6% in 2024.

Unemployment, on the other hand, jumped from 7% to 10% in 2020. It then declined steadily and remained stable at 7% in the last two years.

Birinchi paragraf umumiy manzara (overview), keyingilari tafsilot. To‘liq tuzilma IELTS line graph sahifasida, ko‘proq trend so‘zlari esa trend so‘zlari sahifasida.

Yangilik uslubidagi namuna matn

O‘quv uchun to‘qilgan matn.

Young people feel the cost of living

A new survey in a fictional city shows that young workers are worried about the rising cost of living. Many say their salaries have not kept up with inflation, so they can’t afford to rent a flat alone. Some have taken a second job or started a small business online. Economists say that demand for skilled workers is still high, and that learning new skills is the best protection against unemployment. The city council has promised more affordable housing but has not said how it will be paid for — through taxes or new investment.

Dialog: narxlar haqida

Sardor: Have you noticed how expensive everything is these days?

Madina: Definitely. Our monthly expenses have gone up a lot.

Sardor: My salary is the same as last year, so in real terms I earn less.

Madina: That’s inflation for you. Have you asked for a pay rise?

Sardor: Not yet. My company made a loss last quarter.

Madina: Then maybe look at the demand for your skills. IT jobs pay well.

Sardor: True. I’m thinking of taking a data analysis course.

Madina: Good idea. It’s an investment in yourself.

Mashq

A. Mos so‘zni tanlang.

  • 1. The café made a ______ of 10 million sums last month. (profit / income tax)
  • 2. Many people lost their jobs, so ______ rose. (inflation / unemployment)
  • 3. We can’t ______ a holiday this year. (afford / earn)
  • 4. The country ______ cotton and fruit to other countries. (imports / exports)
  • 5. When ______ is higher than supply, prices go up. (demand / revenue)

B. Predlogni qo‘ying.

  • 6. Sales increased ______ 20%, from 100 to 120 units.
  • 7. Prices rose ______ 3% ______ 7%.
  • 8. Inflation fell ______ 6% in 2024.

C. Ot shaklini yozing.

  • 9. grow → ______
  • 10. decline → a ______

Javoblar

1 — profit; 2 — unemployment; 3 — afford; 4 — exports; 5 — demand; 6 — by; 7 — from … to; 8 — to; 9 — growth; 10 — decline.

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