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"food for thought" - something that provides mental stimulation or something to think about deeply and seriously.

📙 - chuqur o'ylab ko'rishga arzirli

1. The article on the ethics of AI development provided some serious food for thought.

2. His comment about the impact of social media on mental health gave me a lot of food for thought.

3. The documentary on climate change provided some sobering food for thought about the future of our planet.

4. The book on the history of technology gave me a lot of food for thought about how far we've come and where we're headed.

5. The conversation with my friend about the importance of work-life balance gave me some much-needed food for thought.

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☺️#Smile!

The husband, who sent his wife home for a day, felt hungry and entered the kitchen‌‌

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*📙 Using "Whatsoever" in the context!*

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📗 To abstain - to give up, keep from doing.

☝️ Biror narsani qilishdan to'xtamoq.

1.  He took a vow to abstain from alcohol.

1. The doctor has advised him to abstain from smoking.‌‌

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📗 To Abate- To reduce (something) in amount or size.
- Kamaytirmoq, qisqartirmoq

1 We must abate the noise in our big cities.

2 The storm/wind/rain has started to abate.

3 They waited for the crowd's fury to abate.

4 The storm began to abate slightly.

5 Steps are to be taken to abate pollution.

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