THE SYNONYMY OF IDIOMS IN ENGLISH AND UZBEK LANGUAGES
Keywords:
phraseologism, phrase, synonymy, own and figurative meaning.Abstract
This article talked about the phraseology of linguistics and the history of its formation, scientists who contributed to its development. In addition, the article described the importance of expressions and their impact on our speech. Also, examples of common phrases in Uzbek and English were taken, and their meanings were explained, as well as the similarity of meaning between phrases and phrases was shown with vivid examples.
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