NATIONAL AND CULTURAL CHARACTERISTICS OF PHRASEOLOGY IN ENGLISH, RUSSIAN AND UZBEK
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General Linguistics, Theory and Practice of Translation, Theoretical Grammar, Practical Grammar, StylisticsAbstract
This monograph is studied national-cultural features of phraseological units in English, Uzbek and Russian languages. Also, lexical-semantic features of phraseological units in the compared languages are highlighted. Comparative study of phraseological units in English and Uzbek languages, highlighting the dialectic of generality and specificity in their language and speech stages is one of the current problems of linguistics. The study of phraseologisms within both languages, their semantic-grammatical and functional-stylistic features were highlighted. This monograph is intended for professors and teachers, PhD students, master's students and independent researchers, students, and theoretical and applied linguistics, "General Linguistics", "Theory and Practice of Translation", "Theoretical Grammar" in the fields of philology of higher educational institutions. ”, "Practical Grammar", "Stylistics", "Lexicology", "Cognitive Linguistics", "Pragmalinguistics", studying practical and theoretical issues of translation, while actively applying them in language and speech, intended for use in learning processes.

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