EXPRESSION OF METAPHOR IN DIFFERENT SYSTEM LANGUAGES
Yusupova Sabohatxon; To'ychieva Zilolaxon; Yo'ldasheva Shaxlo;
EXPRESSION OF METAPHOR IN DIFFERENT SYSTEM LANGUAGES
The term ‘metaphor’ has been adopted by Uzbek stylists relatively recently. Another term ‘metaphor’ was used in this concern. It should be noted, however, that the metaphor basically corresponds to ‘metaphor’, which is a type of ‘metaphor’ and involves the comparison of two things that have a similar feature. This article discusses the nature of metaphors in different systematic languages.
- Ferghana State University Uzbekistan
cognitive correction, metaphorical image, metaphor, social intelligence, animation., cognitive correction, metaphorical image, metaphor, social intelligence, animation.
cognitive correction, metaphorical image, metaphor, social intelligence, animation., cognitive correction, metaphorical image, metaphor, social intelligence, animation.
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