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  • Date of publication16-06-2023
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This article explores the challenges associated with analyzing phraseological units in the corpus of parallel text in fictional books. It identifies five key challenges, including cultural differences, language registers, contextual meaning, polysemy, and creative writing. The article suggests that translators and researchers need to consider these factors to ensure accurate translation and analysis of phraseological units, and highlights the importance of doing so in enhancing the quality of the narrative.

№ Author name position Name of organisation
1 Jalolova S.M. katta o'qituvchi O'zbekiston Milliy universitet
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