ILMIY MATNLARDA METAFORALARNING SEMANTIK-STRUKTUR TADQIQI

The article examines the semantic and structural aspects of metaphors in scientific texts. The main features of the scientific method and the role of metaphor in it are analyzed. Semantic and grammatical properties of metaphors are studied using Uzbek and English scientific texts as examples. The results show how metaphors in scientific texts serve to express scientific concepts.

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Tamaddun nuri.
Published
2025-02-28
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https://doi.org/10.69691/pby36105
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Education, Innovation and Language Studies
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ILMIY MATNLARDA METAFORALARNING SEMANTIK-STRUKTUR TADQIQI

Charos Tursunova
Tamaddun nuri.
Education, Innovation and Language Studies
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ILMIY MATNLARDA METAFORALARNING SEMANTIK-STRUKTUR TADQIQI

Charos Tursunova
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Abstract

The article examines the semantic and structural aspects of metaphors in scientific texts. The main features of the scientific method and the role of metaphor in it are analyzed. Semantic and grammatical properties of metaphors are studied using Uzbek and English scientific texts as examples. The results show how metaphors in scientific texts serve to express scientific concepts.

Tamaddun nuri.Vol. 2(65)
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