THE LINGUISTIC ASPECT OF LINGUISTIC GRADATION IN THE TRANSLATION OF WORKS TRANSLATED FROM ENGLISH TO UZBEKI
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national culture, translation science and practice, world progressive literature, political, ideological and aesthetic significance...Abstract
sisterly nations and world literature are being translated into Uzbek is a sign that the science and practice of translation is developing successfully in our country. It serves the convergence of our national culture with the best traditions of the cultures of world nations, the strengthening of friendship between peoples , and the enjoyment of Uzbek readers by examples of world progressive literature. In fact, most of the global events that are happening in the field of science, culture and technology are popularized directly due to translation. We think that the educational, political, ideological and aesthetic importance of artistic translation and the role of enlightenment will continue to grow more and more in the future.
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