INGLIZ VA OʻZBEK TILI SOʻZ BIRIKMALARI STRUKTUR-SEMANTIK XUSUSIYATLARNING QIYOSIY ASPEKTDA OʻRGANILISHI
Kalit so'zlar
https://doi.org/10.47390/SPR1342V5I1Y2025N38Kalit so'zlar
strukturaviy xususiyatlar, semantik xususiyatlar, soʻz turkumi, sintaksis, til qiyoslash, ingliz tili, oʻzbek tili, sintaktik tuzilmalar, soʻz tartibi, hol belgisi, yuklamalar.Annotasiya
Maqola ingliz va oʻzbek tillaridagi iboralarning strukturaviy va semantik xususiyatlarini taqqoslaydi.
Tadqiqot ibora tarkibi, soʻz tartibi, subyekt-feʼl-obyekt strukturalari, holat belgilari va predloglarning ishlatilishini
oʻrganadi. Shuningdek, oʻzbek tilining sintaktik moslashuvchanligi va ingliz tilining qatʼiy tuzilishi oʻrtasidagi
farqlarni tahlil qiladi. Tadqiqot, shuningdek, idiomatik iboralar, frazeologik feʼllar va postpozitsiyalarni qoʻllash
orqali maʼno ifodasini oʻrganadi. Natijalar sintaksis va semantika oʻrtasidagi munosabatni chuqurroq tushunishga
yordam beradi va til oʻrganuvchilariga yangi fikrlar taklif etadi. Bu tadqiqot ikki tilning ibora tuzilishini va
kelajakdagi xoch-lingvistik taqqoslashlar uchun asos yaratadi
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