INGLIZ VA O‘ZBEK TILLARIDA OT-ANTONIMLAR ISHTIROKIDAGI FRAZEOLOGIK BIRLIKLARNING STRUKTUR-GRAMMATIK XUSUSIYATLARI
This article examines the structural and grammatical features of phraseological units containing noun-antonyms in English and Uzbek. The study highlights the role of noun components as semantic cores and analyzes how meaning is shaped through antonymic opposition. Examples from both languages are provided to illustrate their common features as well as their national and cultural specificities.
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