{"headword": "he", "key": "he", "entries": [{"dictionary": {"name": "Inglizcha-oʻzbekcha, oʻzbekcha-inglizcha lugʻat", "title": "ENGLISH-UZBEK UZBEK ENGLISH DICTIONARY / INGLIZCHA-O'ZBEKCHA O'ZBEKCHA-INGLIZCHA LUG'AT", "kind": "Tarjima", "imprint": "Matisayev, G'anisher (2019). ENGLISH-UZBEK UZBEK ENGLISH DICTIONARY / INGLIZCHA-O'ZBEKCHA O'ZBEKCHA-INGLIZCHA LUG'AT. Tashkent: Book Media Nashr.", "url": "https://dev.til.uz/lugatlar/english-uzbek-uzbek-english-dictionary-inglizcha-ozbekcha-ozbekcha-inglizcha-lugat/", "page": "175"}, "pos": "", "labels": [], "variants": [], "etymology": "", "phraseology": "", "pronunciation": "", "senses": [{"order": 1, "text": "[hi: (hi: to'liq shakli), hi (reduksiyalashgan shakli)] pers. pron (III shaxs birlik sondagi kishilik olmoshi) u", "examples": []}], "translations": [], "cross_references": [], "extra": {"raw_word": "he", "raw_meaning": "[hi: (hi: to'liq shakli), hi (reduksiyalashgan shakli)] pers. pron (III shaxs birlik sondagi kishilik olmoshi) u"}}, {"dictionary": {"name": "Inglizcha-oʻzbekcha lugʻat", "title": "INGLIZCHA-O'ZBEKCHA LUG'AT / ENGLISH-UZBEK DICTIONARY", "kind": "Tarjima", "imprint": "Isaqov, Ulug'bek; Rahimov, Mansur; Sobirov, Burxon; Temirov, Sanjar; Isaqov, Shavkat (2016). INGLIZCHA-O'ZBEKCHA LUG'AT / ENGLISH-UZBEK DICTIONARY. Toshkent: Yangi asr avlodi.", "url": "https://dev.til.uz/lugatlar/inglizcha-ozbekcha-lugat-english-uzbek-dictionary/", "page": "220"}, "pos": "", "labels": [], "variants": [], "etymology": "", "phraseology": "", "pronunciation": "", "senses": [{"order": 1, "text": "/hi:/ pron (the subject of a verb ) u (olmosh) - he n [sing] hayvon erkagi ⟫ He, him and his are often used to refer to a member of a group that includes both males and females. Many people think that this is not fair to women and the use of he or she, him or her, etc is becoming more common. In writing he, she, s/he or (s)he can be used. In informal language they, them or their can be used. Or the sentence can be made plural", "examples": []}], "translations": [], "cross_references": [], "extra": {"raw_word": "he", "raw_meaning": "/hi:/ pron (the subject of a verb ) u (olmosh) - he n [sing] hayvon erkagi ⟫ He, him and his are often used to refer to a member of a group that includes both males and females. Many people think that this is not fair to women and the use of he or she, him or her, etc is becoming more common. In writing he, she, s/he or (s)he can be used. In informal language they, them or their can be used. Or the sentence can be made plural"}}, {"dictionary": {"name": "Kimyo terminlari lugʻati", "title": "ENGLISH-UZBEK-RUSSIAN DICTIONARY OF CHEMISTRY TERMS / INGLIZCHA-O'ZBEKCHA- RUSCHA KIMYO TERMINLARI LUG'ATI / АНГЛО-УЗБЕКСКО-РУССКИЙ СЛОВАРЬ ХИМИЧЕСКИХ ТЕРМИНОВ", "kind": "Terminologik", "imprint": "Shokirova, M.; Nurullayev, Sh. (2013). ENGLISH-UZBEK-RUSSIAN DICTIONARY OF CHEMISTRY TERMS / INGLIZCHA-O'ZBEKCHA- RUSCHA KIMYO TERMINLARI LUG'ATI / АНГЛО-УЗБЕКСКО-РУССКИЙ СЛОВАРЬ ХИМИЧЕСКИХ ТЕРМИНОВ. Tashkent: Tafakkur-bo'stoni.", "url": "https://dev.til.uz/lugatlar/english-uzbek-russian-dictionary-of-chemistry-terms-inglizcha-ozbekcha-ruscha-kimyo-terminlari-lugati/", "page": "319"}, "pos": "", "labels": [], "variants": [], "etymology": "", "phraseology": "", "pronunciation": "", "senses": [{"order": 1, "text": "helium ['hi:ljəm] geliy гелий", "examples": []}], "translations": [], "cross_references": [], "extra": {"raw_word": "He", "raw_meaning": "helium ['hi:ljəm] geliy гелий"}}]}