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A New Project at Work

Last week, our manager asked the team to a research project about improving customer service. She also some ideas that we hadn’t considered before. At first, we thought some suggestions might be impossible, but she reminded us not to any option.

During the process, we had to customer complaints carefully and the information into smaller parts. Some team members were nervous, but I tried to believing in our plan.

In the end, we decided to the old system and extra funds for training. The manager our improvements and d how important our work was.

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🗣Reiterate [riːˈɪtəreɪt] – takrorlab ta’kidlamoq, qayta aytmoq

➡️Examples:
— The teacher reiterated the key points of the lesson. 📚
— Let me reiterate that this is very important. 🔄
— He reiterated his commitment to the project. ✔️

🔗Synonyms: repeat, emphasize, restate

🇬🇧: Reiterate means to say something again or multiple times to emphasize the point.

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Point out [pɔɪnt aʊt] – ko‘rsatib bermoq, aytib o‘tmoq

➡️Examples:
— She pointed out the mistake in the report. 📝
— He pointed out the main reasons for the delay. ⏳
— The teacher pointed out important information during the lecture. 🙊

🔗Synonyms: indicate, highlight, mention

🇬🇧: To point out means to direct someone's attention to something or to mention something important.

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💵Set aside [set əˈsaɪd] – ajratib qo‘ymoq (fond, mablag‘)

➡️Examples:
— The company set aside funds for future projects. 💰
— They set aside a portion of their income every month. 💸
— The government has set aside a budget for education. 🎓

🔗Synonyms: allocate, reserve, save

🇬🇧: To set aside means to save or allocate money or resources for a specific purpose.

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🙊Talk (someone) into [tɔːk ˈɪntuː] – ko‘ndirish, fikrini o‘zgartirish, biror ishni qilishga ishontirish

➡️Examples:
— She talked me into going to the party.🎉
— I was trying to talk him into helping us.🤝
— Don’t let anyone talk you into something you don’t want.🚫

🔗Synonyms: persuade, convince, influence

🇬🇧: To talk into someone means to persuade or convince them to do something.

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⏳Phase out [ˈfeɪz aʊt] – bosqichma-bosqich tugatmoq, asta-sekin olib tashlamoq yoki to‘xtatmoq

➡️Examples:
— The company is phasing out the old product line. 📦
— They plan to phase out plastic bags by next year. ♻️
— The government decided to phase out coal power plants gradually. ⚡️

🔗Synonyms: discontinue, eliminate, withdraw

🇬🇧: To phase out means to gradually stop using or providing something.

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Break down [breɪk daʊn] – buzilib qolmoq (mashina, texnika), bo‘lib tahlil qilmoq, sinflarga ajratmoq

➡️Examples:
— Let's break down the problem into smaller parts.🧩
— The teacher broke down the complex topic for the students.⁉️
— The car broke down on the way to school.🔧
⁉️Broke down – past tense of break down

🔗Synonyms: analyze, separate, decompose

🇬🇧: To break down something means to divide it into parts to understand it better, or when a machine or system stops working.

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🔎Look into [lʊk ˈɪntu] – tekshirmoq, o‘rganmoq, izlanmoq

➡️Examples:
— The police are looking into the case carefully.🚓
— We need to look into different options before deciding.🔍
— The manager is looking into the complaints from customers.✍️

🔗Synonyms: investigate, examine, explore

🇬🇧: To look into something means to investigate or examine it carefully to understand more about it or find out the truth.

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❌Rule out [ruːl aʊt] – yo‘q deb qo‘yish, rad etmoq, istisno qilmoq

➡️Examples:
— The doctor ruled out any serious illness after the tests.🩺
— We can't rule out the possibility of rain tomorrow.☔
— The test results help rule out potential causes.✅
⁉️Ruled out - past tense of rule out

🔗Sinonimlar: exclude, eliminate, reject

🇬🇧: To rule out something means to decide that it is not possible or not true, to exclude or reject an option.

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🗣Bring up [brɪŋ ʌp] – tilga olmoq, muhokama qilmoq, eslatmoq

➡️Examples:
— She brought up an interesting idea during the meeting.💡
— Don’t be afraid to bring up your concerns with the manager.👨‍🦳
— He brought up a topic that nobody had considered before.🗣
⁉️Brought up - past tense of bring up

🔗Synonyms: mention, raise, introduce

🇬🇧: To bring up something means to mention, discuss, or raise a topic or idea.

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