#RUI01
#GreenPackaging
Manufacturers
are currently competing with each other
to produce a form of green packaging.
Packaging
is an important part
of marketing these days,
but much of it
is a threat to the environment.
There are two reasons for this.
The production of such packaging
uses up a great deal of energy
and the cartons,
wrappers, etc
are often difficult to dispose of
when they become waste material.
People in most countries
have become aware of the damage
which modern living
is doing to the environment,
and many of them
are concerning themselves
with the conservation
of the environment
for future generations.
Thus,
both politicians
and scientists
are now looking at the issues
of energy-saving
and waste disposal
with a view
to making them more
environmentally-friendly.
As far as packaging is concerned,
it is vital
that it is either recyclable
or biodegradable.
For example,
instead of throwing out newspapers and glass bottles
with their household rubbish,
people in several countries
are being encouraged
to put these in special containers
to allow the material
to be recycled.
Some household waste,
such as vegetable peelings,
is naturally
biodegradable
and so decomposes gradually
until it disappears.
Man-made goods
are not so easily disposed of.
Goods
and packaging
made of plastic
create waste material
that is particularly difficult
to get rid of.
This means
that huge landfill sites have to be dug out
so as to bury the plastic waste
underground,
possibly causing problems
for future generations.
Just as much of a problem
is industrial waste,
since the effluent from factories
often contains chemicals
which can lead to the pollution
of water supplies.
Waste from factories
has to be monitored carefully
in order to avoid this.
Technological advances
using nuclear power
have added
to the waste problem.
The disposal of nuclear waste
causes particular concern
because it is radioactive
and so possibly dangerous to life.
The high standard of living,
which the people of many countries now enjoy,
has resulted in a huge increase
in waste material.
This could have a terrible effect
on the ecology of the planet.
There is no doubt
that urgent action
must be taken
to save our environment
from possible disaster.
#GreenPackaging
Manufacturers
are currently competing with each other
to produce a form of green packaging.
Packaging
is an important part
of marketing these days,
but much of it
is a threat to the environment.
There are two reasons for this.
The production of such packaging
uses up a great deal of energy
and the cartons,
wrappers, etc
are often difficult to dispose of
when they become waste material.
People in most countries
have become aware of the damage
which modern living
is doing to the environment,
and many of them
are concerning themselves
with the conservation
of the environment
for future generations.
Thus,
both politicians
and scientists
are now looking at the issues
of energy-saving
and waste disposal
with a view
to making them more
environmentally-friendly.
As far as packaging is concerned,
it is vital
that it is either recyclable
or biodegradable.
For example,
instead of throwing out newspapers and glass bottles
with their household rubbish,
people in several countries
are being encouraged
to put these in special containers
to allow the material
to be recycled.
Some household waste,
such as vegetable peelings,
is naturally
biodegradable
and so decomposes gradually
until it disappears.
Man-made goods
are not so easily disposed of.
Goods
and packaging
made of plastic
create waste material
that is particularly difficult
to get rid of.
This means
that huge landfill sites have to be dug out
so as to bury the plastic waste
underground,
possibly causing problems
for future generations.
Just as much of a problem
is industrial waste,
since the effluent from factories
often contains chemicals
which can lead to the pollution
of water supplies.
Waste from factories
has to be monitored carefully
in order to avoid this.
Technological advances
using nuclear power
have added
to the waste problem.
The disposal of nuclear waste
causes particular concern
because it is radioactive
and so possibly dangerous to life.
The high standard of living,
which the people of many countries now enjoy,
has resulted in a huge increase
in waste material.
This could have a terrible effect
on the ecology of the planet.
There is no doubt
that urgent action
must be taken
to save our environment
from possible disaster.
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Green Packaging
R&U I - Unit 01
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Green Packaging--tabiiy materiallardan foydalanib qadoqlash
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Green Packaging--tabiiy materiallardan foydalanib qadoqlash
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Vocabulary
Biodegradable-bakteriya ta'sirida chiriydigan materiallardan yasalgan
Carton-kartondan yoki plastikdan yasalgan buyumlarni sotish uchun ishlatiladigan idish
Conservation- asrash , saqlash
Decompose-tabiiy tarzda chirish
Disaster-falokat
Disasterous-falokatli, xavfli
Dispose of-biror nimadan voz kechish
Ecology-ekologiya
Ecological-ekalogik
Effluent-firmalardan ishlab chiqarilayotgan keraksiz chiqindilar
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Biodegradable-bakteriya ta'sirida chiriydigan materiallardan yasalgan
Carton-kartondan yoki plastikdan yasalgan buyumlarni sotish uchun ishlatiladigan idish
Conservation- asrash , saqlash
Decompose-tabiiy tarzda chirish
Disaster-falokat
Disasterous-falokatli, xavfli
Dispose of-biror nimadan voz kechish
Ecology-ekologiya
Ecological-ekalogik
Effluent-firmalardan ishlab chiqarilayotgan keraksiz chiqindilar
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Vocabulary
Energy-energiya, kuch
Environment-atrof muhit
Environmentally-friendly-atrof muhitga yaxshi munosabatda bo'ladigan
Green-yashillik
The Green or Green Party-atrof muhitni muhofaza qilish siyosiy tashkiloti
Landfill sites-chiqindi tashlanadigan hududlar
Monitor-kuzatuv, tekshiruv
Monitoring-biron nimani kuzatish harakati
Nuclear waste-ishlab chiqarish joylaridan chiqqan radioktive chiqimdilar
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Energy-energiya, kuch
Environment-atrof muhit
Environmentally-friendly-atrof muhitga yaxshi munosabatda bo'ladigan
Green-yashillik
The Green or Green Party-atrof muhitni muhofaza qilish siyosiy tashkiloti
Landfill sites-chiqindi tashlanadigan hududlar
Monitor-kuzatuv, tekshiruv
Monitoring-biron nimani kuzatish harakati
Nuclear waste-ishlab chiqarish joylaridan chiqqan radioktive chiqimdilar
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#readandunderstand1
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Describing People . Learn English
Learn how to describe peopleπ
Learn how to describe peopleπ
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Adjectives regarding to describtion of personalityπAdjectives regarding to describtion of personalityπAdjectives regarding to describtion of personalityπ(insondagi fazilatlarni tasvirlaydigan sifatlar)
-Honest - holis, vijdonliπ
-Shy-uyatchangπ€«
-Talkative-zo'r kelishib ketadiganπ
-Nice-ajoyibπ
-Outgoing-kirishimliπ
-Patien-sabrliπ
-Funny-hushchaqchaqπ
-Confident-o'ziga ishonganπ
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Adjectives regarding to describtion of personalityπAdjectives regarding to describtion of personalityπAdjectives regarding to describtion of personalityπ(insondagi fazilatlarni tasvirlaydigan sifatlar)
-Honest - holis, vijdonliπ
-Shy-uyatchangπ€«
-Talkative-zo'r kelishib ketadiganπ
-Nice-ajoyibπ
-Outgoing-kirishimliπ
-Patien-sabrliπ
-Funny-hushchaqchaqπ
-Confident-o'ziga ishonganπ
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Atractiveness-jalb qiladigan tomonlari
Pretty-kelishganππ©π±ββ
Cute-yoqimtoyπββπββ
Beatiful-chiroyliπ§ββπ§
Heigh-bo'y basti
Tallππββ
Averageπ«
Short-kaltaπββπββ
Weight-hajmi
Slim-oriqππΊ
Thin-ozg'inπΊπ
Average weight-o'rtacha og'irlikπ
Muscular-kelishganπββ
Litlle heavy-biroz og'irroqπ©βπ
Talk abour the hair-sochni tasvirlash
Short hairπ§βπ¦°π§βπ¦°
Long hairπ§ββ
Medium length hairπ©βπ¦³π©βπ¦°
Style-imidji
Strait hairπ©βπΌπ©
Wavy hair-jingalak sochπ©βπ¦±π§βπ¦±
Curly hair- katta katta qayrilgan sochlarπ§ββ
Color-rangi
Blond hair-sariq sochπ©βπΌ
Red hair-qizil sochπ©βπ€
Greh hair-oq sochπ§ββπ©βπ¦³
Brown hair-jigarrang sochπ§βπ¦°π©βπ¦°
Black hair-qora sochπββπββ
Others-boshqa qo'shimchaπ
Bald-kalπ§βπ¦²π¨βπ¦²
Moustache-mo'ylovliπ¨βπ¦³π¨βπ¦³
Beard-soqolliπ§π§
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Pretty-kelishganππ©π±ββ
Cute-yoqimtoyπββπββ
Beatiful-chiroyliπ§ββπ§
Heigh-bo'y basti
Tallππββ
Averageπ«
Short-kaltaπββπββ
Weight-hajmi
Slim-oriqππΊ
Thin-ozg'inπΊπ
Average weight-o'rtacha og'irlikπ
Muscular-kelishganπββ
Litlle heavy-biroz og'irroqπ©βπ
Talk abour the hair-sochni tasvirlash
Short hairπ§βπ¦°π§βπ¦°
Long hairπ§ββ
Medium length hairπ©βπ¦³π©βπ¦°
Style-imidji
Strait hairπ©βπΌπ©
Wavy hair-jingalak sochπ©βπ¦±π§βπ¦±
Curly hair- katta katta qayrilgan sochlarπ§ββ
Color-rangi
Blond hair-sariq sochπ©βπΌ
Red hair-qizil sochπ©βπ€
Greh hair-oq sochπ§ββπ©βπ¦³
Brown hair-jigarrang sochπ§βπ¦°π©βπ¦°
Black hair-qora sochπββπββ
Others-boshqa qo'shimchaπ
Bald-kalπ§βπ¦²π¨βπ¦²
Moustache-mo'ylovliπ¨βπ¦³π¨βπ¦³
Beard-soqolliπ§π§
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Too Much Traffic
Pre-Reading Questions
πDo you think your city has too much traffic? Give your reasons.
πDo you support actions to control city traffic?
πWould you own a car if you are of age to drive and can afford to? Why or why not?
Many of the problems which face governments nowadays are international ones. Take traffic, for example. All the major cities of the world are having to try to find ways of dealing with too many vehicles and the congested roads which they cause.
A large number of the vehicles which clog our cities are private cars. Motorists are very reluctant to leave their precious cars behind and go to work on public transport, despite the constant traffic jams. They regard buses, trams and trains as being for other people, while they themselves like to drive from door to door. Thus, our roads are chock-a-block with traffic.
Of course, parking space is not always available. Some firms provide car parks or garages, where at least some of their employees can leave their cars. Most people, however, have to rely on public car parks, often multi-storey ones, or else try to park in the street. Since this is usually highly restricted, with many parking meters in evidence, parking is a source of frustration to many motorists.
People who are otherwise quite law-abiding are apt to take a bit of a risk when it comes to traffic offences. Thus, they ignore both signs that say 'NO PARKING' and lines painted down the edge of the road which indicate parking restrictions. Should they be away from their cars for longer than the amount of time allowed by the parking meter, they are not worriedβuntil they see that the traffic warden has left a parking ticket on their windscreen, and realize that they will have to pay a fine.
The authorities in more and more cities are trying to keep cars out of the city centre. With this aim, they have pedestrianized large areas and introduced park-and-ride schemes so that people will leave their cars at the city boundary and complete their journey by bus.
Still, there are fears that ever-increasing traffic will cause gridlock in cities, particularly at rush hours. With so many tailbacks and bottle-necks on so many roads, motoring is no longer a pleasure. Why, then, do sonany of us persist in using our cars?
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Pre-Reading Questions
πDo you think your city has too much traffic? Give your reasons.
πDo you support actions to control city traffic?
πWould you own a car if you are of age to drive and can afford to? Why or why not?
Now read the passage below. You can look up the meanings of the words and phrases in bold in the Vocabulary Study section that follows.Many of the problems which face governments nowadays are international ones. Take traffic, for example. All the major cities of the world are having to try to find ways of dealing with too many vehicles and the congested roads which they cause.
A large number of the vehicles which clog our cities are private cars. Motorists are very reluctant to leave their precious cars behind and go to work on public transport, despite the constant traffic jams. They regard buses, trams and trains as being for other people, while they themselves like to drive from door to door. Thus, our roads are chock-a-block with traffic.
Of course, parking space is not always available. Some firms provide car parks or garages, where at least some of their employees can leave their cars. Most people, however, have to rely on public car parks, often multi-storey ones, or else try to park in the street. Since this is usually highly restricted, with many parking meters in evidence, parking is a source of frustration to many motorists.
People who are otherwise quite law-abiding are apt to take a bit of a risk when it comes to traffic offences. Thus, they ignore both signs that say 'NO PARKING' and lines painted down the edge of the road which indicate parking restrictions. Should they be away from their cars for longer than the amount of time allowed by the parking meter, they are not worriedβuntil they see that the traffic warden has left a parking ticket on their windscreen, and realize that they will have to pay a fine.
The authorities in more and more cities are trying to keep cars out of the city centre. With this aim, they have pedestrianized large areas and introduced park-and-ride schemes so that people will leave their cars at the city boundary and complete their journey by bus.
Still, there are fears that ever-increasing traffic will cause gridlock in cities, particularly at rush hours. With so many tailbacks and bottle-necks on so many roads, motoring is no longer a pleasure. Why, then, do sonany of us persist in using our cars?
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Vocabulary Study
bottle-neck noun a place where a road grows narrow or a place where there is often a great deal of traffic, causing traffic either to slow down or slop completely.
car park noun an area of ground or a building where cars can be parked temporarily.
bottle-neck noun a place where a road grows narrow or a place where there is often a great deal of traffic, causing traffic either to slow down or slop completely.
car park noun an area of ground or a building where cars can be parked temporarily.