Principles for determining the categories of proximity of the Russian language to Uzbek in the field of phraseology
Identification of interlingual phraseological accordance
Keywords:
motiveness, usus, constitutive conception, idiomatic, correlative, lexic-semantic, predication, invariant, structural-semioticAbstract
The present article investigates viewpoints of scientists and linguists upon the notion of phraseological units and their definitions. The author demonstrates their discordance in defining the object of investigation of phraseology as a branch of linguistic science.
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