uly1large, big, considerableLondon şäheri Oksford şäherinden uly.The city of London is bigger than Oxford.2old, olderSerdar öz jigisi Sapadan dört ýaş uly.Serdar is four years older than his brother Sapa.3importantŞäheriň baýramçylygyna başga ýurtlardan uly myhmanlar geldi.Many important guests from other countries came to the celebration in the city.uludan-kiçäcomp.from high to low, from old to youngBiz sport türgenleşiginde uludan-kiçä boýly-boýuna durduk.In sport training we stood in order of height from young to old.Ertekileri diňe çaga däl-de, uludan-kiçä bar adam söýýär.Fairy tales are not just loved by children, but by young and old.ululy-kiçilicomp.different sizedUluly-kiçili diýmeseň, Gülşat bilen Şemşat ekiz gyzlar.Gulshat and Shemshat are twins but they are different heights.uly-kiçicomp.both young and oldA. S. Puşkinyň ýazan goşgylaryny, ertekilerini uly-kiçi okaýar.A. S. Pushkin's poems and fairy tales are read by both young and old.ula gitmekph. v.1to go for a larger one, go for a bigger oneGurban sport ýaryşynda kiçi baýragy utup, ula gitmäge synanyşdy.Because he won a minor prize, Gurban went on to try for a major one.2to increase, escalate (quarrels, war, gossip)Olar ýekeje zadyň üstünde urşup, dawa-jenjel ula gitdi.As they fought over one small issue, the quarrel escalated.ula tutmakph. v.to compete with someone larger than youBatyr göreşde ula tutup, obada atly pälwan bilen orta çykdy.Batyr stepped up to compete against a big, well-known wrestler from the village.uludan dem almakph. v.to take a deep breathLukman hassanyň ýüregini diňlemek üçin uludan dem almagyny sorady.The doctor asked the patient to breathe deeply as he listened to his heartbeat.uly geplemekph. v.to boast, brag, exaggerateÖzüni öwüp, uly gepläniň tanapy çüýrük.The one who brags has rotten ropes supporting his big talking.Myhman ataňdan ulysay.A guest is more important than your father.
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