Linguocultural aspect of investigation of english and uzbek idiomatic expressions

CONCLUSION
Thus, the character of a proper name is determined by many factors: the 
geographical environment, culture, history, and religion of the people.
These are just some examples which describe and disclose history and culture 
of people. In the modern English and Uzbek languages there are hundreds of similar 
examples of idiomatic expressions which are closely connected with history, geography, 
literature, myths and legends, religion and culture. They are very interesting for both 
lingual-cultural investigations and self-learning and broadening one’s outlook as well. 
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Document Outline

• LINGUOCULTURAL ASPECT OF INVESTIGATION OF ENGLISH AND UZBEK IDIOMATIC EXPRESSIONS
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