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IMITATIONS IN THE NATIONAL LINGUISTIC IMAGE OF THE WORLD
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- 1. assosiated-professor, PhD, Uzbekistan Kokand State Pedagogical Institute
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The scientific significance of this article is explained by the fact that it develops a complex methodology of semantic-structural-typological analysis of imitative expressions, which provides important information for researchers on the linguotypological study of imitative words in English and Uzbek.
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