Theoretical Foundations Of Phraseologisms And Idiomatic Expressions: A Comparative Study Of Uzbek And English

Authors

  • Raxmonova Gavhar Nuritdinovna Karshi Economics and Pedagogy University, Assistant Lecturer at the Department of Foreign Languages, Uzbekistan

Keywords:

Phraseology, idioms, comparative linguistics

Abstract

This article provides a theoretical analysis of phraseological units and idiomatic expressions in Uzbek and English. It discusses their place in linguistics, as well as their semantic, structural, and linguo-cultural features from a comparative perspective. The similarities and differences between Uzbek and English idioms are examined, with particular attention to their role in translation studies and practical applications.  

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Published

2025-09-30

Issue

Vol. 5 No. 09 (2025): Volume 05 Issue 09

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