The Formation and Development of Phraseology in English Linguistics, and the Specific Features of English Idiomatic Expression

Dilafruz Ergasheva; Zarina Ummatova

doi:10.2024/96fxyd27

Authors

Dilafruz Ergasheva Teacher at Samarkand State Institute of Foreign Languages Author
Zarina Ummatova Student of Samarkand State Institute of Foreign Languages Author

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.2024/96fxyd27

Keywords:

Phraseology, modern phraseology, English linguistics, idiomatic expression, origin of idioms, grammar structure of idioms

Abstract

With an emphasis on the distinctive qualities of idiomatic expressions, this article examines the historical genesis and continuous evolution of phraseology in English linguistics. It explores the cognitive, linguistic, and cultural factors that have shaped idiom development and looks at how they are employed to express linguistic innovation and cultural subtleties. With citations to important works in the subject, the study also emphasizes the major characteristics of English idiomatic idioms, including their stable structure, metaphorical interpretations, and cultural distinctiveness.

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