The Concept of Labor in English and Uzbek Phraseology
Keywords:
Labor, Phraseology, Idioms, Metaphors, English language, Uzbek language, Cultural implications, Lexical expressions, Comparative analysis, Intercultural communicationAbstract
This scientific article investigates the concept of "labor" in English and Uzbek phraseology, exploring the similarities and distinctions in lexical expressions and cultural implications. Through a comprehensive analysis of relevant examples from both languages, we aim to elucidate how this fundamental concept is linguistically and semantically represented in distinct cultural contexts.
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