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English Ўзбек
It is important to move on to real actions to build the production chains among the SCO countries with a shorter «supply shoulder». ШҲТ мамлакатлари ўртасида қисқароқ “таъминот таянчи”га эга ишлаб чиқариш занжирларини яратиш учун амалий ҳаракатларга ўтиш ўта муҳимдир.
shoulder элка
shouldered элкали
shouldering элкама-елка
shoulders йелкалар
Just then, two horsemen came rushing up on black steeds, clutching to their thighs the carcass of a goat, the size of a calf. The horsemen pulled up about ten yards from the ruler’s marquee, just long enough to let the carcass thud to the ground. Then they wheeled around and galloped off, shoulder to shoulder, towards the crowd Шу пайт қора от минган икки навкар тақимига улоқни босганича, чекадан елдек учиб келишди-да, ҳоким капасининг шундоқ пешида ўн қадамларча нари новвосча келадиган улоқни ерга улоқтиришдию, бир зумга тўхтамай, боди раф-раф бўлиб, оломон томонга ўтиб кетишди
The old man carried the mast on his shoulder and the boy carried the wooden boat with the coiled, hard- braided brown lines, the gaff and the harpoon with its shaft. Чол елкасига мачтани олди, бола эса, жигарранг калава ипдан чамбарчас тўқилган қармоқ чилвирлари солинган яшик, чангак ва дастали гарпунни кўтарди.
The boy took the old army blanket off the bed and spread it over the back of the chair and over the old man's shoulders. Бола каравотдан эски солдат одеялини олиб, курси суянчиғи аралаш чолнинг елкасини ёпиб қўйди.
They were strange shoulders, still powerful although very old, and the neck was still strong too and the creases did not show so much when the old man was asleep and his head fallen forward. Бу елкалар чолнинг кексайиб қолганига қарамасдан забардаст, бўйни ҳам, ундан қолишмайдиган даражада бақувват ва ҳозир, чол бошини кўкрагига солинтириб ухлаган тобда, ажинлари ҳам у қадар кўзга ташланмас эди.
Today, as I assume the post of the President of the Republic of Uzbekistan, I comprehensively and deeply feel and realize as a head of state the very enormous responsibility on my shoulders and to what extent it is difficult and responsible to govern the big nation and the big country of 32 million people as continuing the work of the great state and political figure, our dear teacher Islam Karimov. Бугун мен Ўзбекистон Республикаси Президенти вазифасини бажаришга киришар эканман, буюк давлат ва сиёсат арбоби, азиз устозимиз Ислом Каримовнинг ишларини давом эттирган ҳолда, 32 миллионлик катта халқ, катта мамлакатни бошқариш қанчалик масъулиятли ва мураккаб эканини, давлат раҳбари сифатида зиммамдаги жуда улкан жавобгарликни ҳар томонлама чуқур ҳис қилиб, англаб турибман.
With resolve came action. He pulled himself stiffly to his feet and proceeded to break camp. He packed the rolled blankets, the frying-pan, rifle, and axe on the sled, and passed a lashing around the load. Then he warmed his hands at the fire and pulled on his mittens. He was foot-sore, and limped noticeably as he took his place at the head of the sled. When he put the looped haul-rope over his shoulder, and leant his weight against it to start the sled, he winced. His flesh was galled by many days of contact with the haul-rope. Энди оёқни қўлга олиш лозим. Моргансон аранг қаддини ростлаб, чодирни йиғиштиришга тушди; ўралган адёлни, товани, милтиқ ва болтани чанага жойлаб, барини арқон билан боғлади; кейин қўлини оловга тутиб, қўлқопини кийди. Оёқлари зир қақшар, чананинг олд қисмига ўтаётганда оқсоқланаётганини сезди. Елкасига арқон ташлаб, чанани жойидан қўзғатиш учун бор кучи билан тортди-ю, беихтиёр оғриқдан букчайиб қолди: адоқсиз йўлда арқон елкаларини шилиб юборганди.
At the end of half-an-hour, Morganson said good-bye and left the saloon. He put his galled shoulder to the haul-rope and took the river-trail south. An hour later he halted. An inviting swale left the river and led off to the right at an acute angle. He left his sled and limped up the swale for half a mile. Between him and the river was three hundred yards of flat ground covered with cottonwoods. He crossed the cottonwoods to the bank of the Yukon. The trail went by just beneath, but he did not descend to it. South toward Selkirk he could see the trail widen its sunken length through the snow for over a mile. But to the north, in the direction of Minto, a tree-covered out-jut in the bank a quarter of a mile away screened the trail from him. Ярим соат ўтгач, Моргансон қовоқхона соҳиби билан хайр-хўшлашиб,йўлга чиқди. Қийилиб кетган елкасига арқонни ташлаб, дарё ўзани бўйлаб югургилаб чўзилган чана изидан жануб томон юрди. Бир соат ўтар-ўтмас тўхтади. Ўнгдан дарёга кичкина дара туташганди. Моргансон чаналарни тўхтатиб, оқсоқлана-оқсоқлана дара бўйлаб ярим милча юрди. Бу ердан дарёгача уч юз ярд бор экан. Олдинда тераклар қоплаган тубанлик. Моргансон теракзор оралаб Юкон дарёси томон юрди. Йўл қарийб дарё ёқасигача чўзилган экан. Моргансон у ёққа тушиб ўтирмади. Селкеркка кетаверишдаги қор босган жанубий йўл чаналар изига тўлиб кетган, олдинда яна бир чақиримча масофа кўзга ташланарди. Шимолий, Минто йўналишидаги йўлни эса тахминан чорак милгача ўрмон қоплаб олганди.
He seemed satisfied with the view and returned to the sled the way he had come. He put the haul-rope over his shoulder and dragged the sled up the swale. The snow was unpacked and soft, and it was hard work. The runners clogged and stuck, and he was panting severely ere he had covered the half-mile. Night had come on by the time he had pitched his small tent, set up the sheet-iron stove, and chopped a supply of firewood. He had no candles, and contented himself with a pot of tea before crawling into his blankets. Моргансон худди ўша айланма йўлдан ортига қайтди. Яна лаънати арқонни ортмоқлаб, дара бўйлаб чана тортди. Қорнинг намлигидан чана тортиш мушкул эди. Чанага қор ёпишавериб дам-бадам тўхташга тўғри келар ва ярим мил юрмай Моргансоннинг нафаси бўғзига тиқилиб қоларди. Тун қора кўрпасини ёйганда чоғроқ чодирини тиклаб, темир печини ўрнатиб, шох-шабба йиғишга улгурган эди. Шам ҳам тугаб битганди. Бир финжон чойга қаноатланиб, адёлини устига тортди.
The action of the two glasses of whisky on Morganson's empty stomach and weak condition was rapid. The next he knew he was sitting by the stove on a box, and it seemed as though ages had passed. A tall, broad-shouldered, black-whiskered man was paying for drinks. Morganson's swimming eyes saw him drawing a greenback from a fat roll, and Morganson's swimming eyes cleared on the instant. They were hundred-dollar bills. It was life! His life! He felt an almost irresistible impulse to snatch the money and dash madly out into the night. Оч қоринга ичилган икки стакан виски заиф танада шу заҳоти ўз ишини кўрсатди. Моргансон ҳушига келганда печ ёнидаги яшикда ўтирган эди. Орадан бир аср ўтиб кетгандай туюлди. Дароз, қорасоқол, яғриндор киши қовоқхона эгаси билан ҳисоб-китоб қилди. Моргансоннинг кўз ўнгини туман қоплаган бўлса-да, қорасоқол қалингина пул дастасидан биттасини ажратиб олганини кўрди. Туман бир зумга тарқади. Бу юз долларлик пуллар эди. Ҳаёт! Унинг ҳаёти! У пулларга чанг солиб, қоронғу бурчакка отилишдек енгиб бўлмас истакни туйди.

They chatted for ten minutes or so, when Emily Travis, glancing past Dickensen's shoulder, gave a startled little scream. Dickensen turned about to see, and was startled, too. Imber had crossed the street and was standing there, a gaunt and hungry-looking shadow, his gaze riveted upon the girl. "What do you want?" Little Dickensen demanded, tremulously plucky.
Улар ўн дақиқача валақлашди. Бирдан Эмили Тревис Диккенсеннинг елкаси оша қараб қичқириб юборди. Диккенсен шошиб ўгирилдию, сапчиб тушди. Имбер кўчани кесиб ўтиб, қиздан кўзини узмай соядай уларнинг пешонасида турарди. – Нима керак? – журъатланди Митти Диккенсен овози қалтираб.

Imber grunted and stalked up to Emily Travis. He looked her over, keenly and carefully, every square inch of her. Especially did he appear interested in her silky brown hair, and in the color of her cheek, faintly sprayed and soft, like the downy bloom of a butterfly wing. He walked around her, surveying her with the calculating eye of a man who studies the lines upon which a horse or a boat is builded. In the course of his circuit the pink shell of her ear came between his eye and the westering sun, and he stopped to contemplate its rosy transparency. Then he returned to her face and looked long and intently into her blue eyes. He grunted and laid a hand on her arm midway between the shoulder and elbow. With his other hand he lifted her forearm and doubled it back. Disgust and wonder showed in his face, and he dropped her arm with a contemptuous grunt. Then he muttered a few guttural syllables, turned his back upon her, and addressed himself to Dickensen.
Имбер нимадир деб минғиллаб, Эмили Тревисга яқинроқ келди. У қизни бошдан-оёқ синчиклаб кўздан кечирди. Айниқса қизнинг ипаксимон қўнғир сочлари ва ол ёноқлари чолда алоҳида қизиқиш уйғотди. У нигоҳини узмай қизни айланиб ўтди, гўё отнинг бўй-бастини ёки қайиқни ўрганаётгандай. Ногаҳон у ботаётган қуёшнинг нурлари қизнинг қизғиш қулоқларидан ўтиб шуълаланаётганини пайқадию, таққа тўхтади. Кейин яна унинг юзларини «текшириш»га тушди ва қизнинг мовий кўзларига узоқ тикилиб қолди. Тағин ниманидир тўнғиллаб, бир қўли билан нозикойимнинг билагидан ушлаб, иккинчиси билан тирсагини букиб кўрди. Ҳиндунинг юзида нафрат ва ҳайрат акс этди, пўнғиллаб Эмилининг қўлини қўйиб юборди. Сўнг бўғзидан қанақадир товушлар чиқариб, қизга орқа ўгирди ва Диккенсенга нимадир деди.


A mounted policeman (unmounted for Klondike service) joined the group and heard Imber's wish repeated. He was a stalwart young fellow, broad-shouldered, deep-chested, legs cleanly built and stretched wide apart, and tall though Imber was, he towered above him by half a head. His eyes were cool, and gray, and steady, and he carried himself with the peculiar confidence of power that is bred of blood and tradition. His splendid masculinity was emphasized by his excessive boyishness,--he was a mere lad,--and his smooth cheek promised a blush as willingly as the cheek of a maid.

 


Қироллик отлиқ полициясидан миршаб етиб келди (Клондайкда улар отсиз юришади), у ҳам Имбернинг талабини эшитди. Миршаб кенг яғринли, девкор, оёқлари бақувват давангир эди; Имбер қанча новча бўлмасин, миршаб ундан ярим калла баланд эди. Кўзлари совуқ ва кўк, нигоҳи теран, келбатидан ҳув, ўша асрлар оша аждодлардан ўтиб келаётган ўз кучига бўлган ишонч ёғилиб турарди. Қойилмақом жасорати ёшини яшириб турарди – у ҳали ёш бола эди, силлиқ ёноқларида қизиллик қизалоқнинг юзидаги каби тезлик-ла югурарди.

 

Imber was drawn to him at once. The fire leaped into his eyes at sight of a sabre slash that scarred his cheek. He ran a withered hand down the young fellow's leg and caressed the swelling thew. He smote the broad chest with his knuckles, and pressed and prodded the thick muscle-pads that covered the shoulders like a cuirass. The group had been added to by curious passers-by--husky miners, mountaineers, and frontiersmen, sons of the long-legged and broad-shouldered generations. Imber glanced from one to another, then he spoke aloud in the Whitefish tongue.

Имбер эндигина миршабга разм солди. Ёш миршабнинг иягида шамшир дами қолдирган чандиқни кўриб ҳиндунинг кўзларидан ўт чақнади. Шалвираган қўлларини миршабнинг сонига олиб борди ва унинг мушакдор оёқларини пайпаслади. Бармоғи билан гавдасини чертди, кейин ўспириннинг елкаларини совут мисол қоплаб турган бақувват мушакларни ушлаб кўрди. Уларнинг атрофида аллақачон ўткинчилар тўпланишганди – олтин изловчилар, тоғ аҳолиси, янги ер эгалари – барчаси узун оёқли, кенг елкали ирқ фарзандлари. Имбер гоҳ унисига, гоҳ бунисига кўз ташлаб, Оқбалиқлар тилида нимадир деди.
He heard the remark, “Crazy Rik,” and a shrug of shoulders. «Ҳе, телба Рик!» деган хитоб эшитилди
 Over his left shoulder Khalid could see the fierce fighting in the center as he pushed his steed to go faster.   Чап елкаси орқали, Холид марказда шиддатли жанг кетаётганини кўрди ва ўз тулпорини тезроқ чопишга ундади.