This article examines the lexical-semantic characteristics of English and Uzbek phraseological units, focusing on their classification, figurative meanings, and cultural associations. It explores how phraseological expressions represent emotions, human characteristics, and social experiences. The comparison reveals both shared semantic patterns and language-specific features, highlighting the importance of lexical meaning, context, and cultural background in understanding phraseology.
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