Comparative semantic-linguocultural analysis of Russian and uzbek phraseological units

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Phraseology is a special field in the study of any living language, requiring a good knowledge of the history and life of a given country, an accurate and fluent command of the realities of the language, serious background knowledge and no less accurate and appropriate use of phraseological units of this language in both live colloquial and written speech.

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