Antonymic Relations In English And Uzbek Phraseology: A Comparative Linguistic Analysis
Abstract
This article presents a comprehensive analysis of antonymic relations within the phraseological units of the English and Uzbek languages, focusing on their structural, semantic, and cultural dimensions. By juxtaposing the perspectives of contemporary Uzbek linguists with established Western linguistic theories, the study explores phraseological antonyms across both languages. The findings underscore the dynamic evolution of Uzbek linguistic research and its contribution to global semantic studies.
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Phraseology, antonymy, linguistic oppositionHow to Cite
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