Ways to Translate Phraseological Units From English into Uzbek
Abstract
When it comes to translation, it means translating individual words, phrases, and an entire work from one language to another. The translation may be from a language that is close to each other in the family or between different language groups. Translation requires equivalence (alternative), in other words, the translation must be semantically relevant to the original. This phenomenon has always been a major problem of translation theory and practice. Nowadays, there are different views on the concept of equality or authenticity of translation.
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