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LINGUOCULTURAL FEATURES OF ALTERNATIVE PHRASES IN ENGLISH AND UZBEK LANGUAGES

Murodova Umida Abdulnabiyevna

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The article examines the analysis of phraseological units of the English and Uzbek languages from the point of view of their national and cultural specifics. Phraseological units can be studied in cultural linguistics from positions without equivalence, reflection in their structure of mythologemes, historical facts, traditions and customs, imagery, value norms and behavior, etc.

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The article examines the analysis of phraseological units of the English and Uzbek languages from the point of view of their national and cultural specifics. Phraseological units can be studied in cultural linguistics from positions without equivalence, reflection in their structure of mythologemes, historical facts, traditions and customs, imagery, value norms and behavior, etc.

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The article examines the analysis of phraseological units of the English and Uzbek languages from the point of view of their national and cultural specifics. Phraseological units can be studied in cultural linguistics from positions without equivalence, reflection in their structure of mythologemes, historical facts, traditions and customs, imagery, value norms and behavior, etc.

Key concepts: Uzbek, Linguistics, Equivalence (formal languages), Reflection (computer programming), Point (geometry), Value (mathematics), Sociology, Computer science

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