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The book contains the results of a comparative semantical study of speech verbs in the English and Uzbek languages. Semantic categorization, positive and negative connotations, the polysemantic nature as well as phonostylistic peculiarities of the English and Uzbek speech verbs can be observed within the framework of the target research. The book also looks at the representation of speech activity by means of phraseological units and refers to the factor of culture as the principal reason for cross-linguistic differences in these terms. Another insight of the research is explaining the ways of…mehr

Produktbeschreibung
The book contains the results of a comparative semantical study of speech verbs in the English and Uzbek languages. Semantic categorization, positive and negative connotations, the polysemantic nature as well as phonostylistic peculiarities of the English and Uzbek speech verbs can be observed within the framework of the target research. The book also looks at the representation of speech activity by means of phraseological units and refers to the factor of culture as the principal reason for cross-linguistic differences in these terms. Another insight of the research is explaining the ways of creating a dictionary microstructure for speech verbs in active and passive bilingual dictionaries.
Autorenporträt
The author, Dilrabo Khudoyorovna Kosheva, is a teacher at Navoi State Pedagogical Institute (Navoi city, Uzbekistan). The target monograph has been written as part of her Ph.D. research. Along with it, she has published a number of other theses and articles on this topic.