The Semantic-Structural and Linguoculturological Analysis of Phraseological Units Expressing Human Inner Experiences and Emotions in English and Uzbek Languages
Keywords:
phrаsеоlоgicаl units, humаn intеllеctuаl аbilitiеs, cоgnitivе linguistics, geographical components, linguocultural analaysis, linguoculturological knowledge.Abstract
Linguocultural analysis of phraseological units that reflect human
intellectual capacity in English is covered in the article. After that, it concentrates on a
broad examination of phraseological units with national-cultural characteristics that
demonstrate human intelligence and work on their etymologic, componential, semantic,
and stylistic properties.
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