THE USE OF PHRASEOLOGICAL UNITS IN LITERARY TEXTS

Maftuna Narzikulova

doi:10.2024/k18rs837

Authors

Maftuna Narzikulova teacher of the department “English lexicology and stylistics”, SamSIFL Author

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.2024/k18rs837

Keywords:

Phraseological units, Literary analysis, Idioms, Cultural context, Character development, Language and literature

Abstract

Phraseological units, often referred to as idioms, collocations, or fixed expressions, are pivotal in enriching literary texts. This article explores their functions, types, and impact in literature, highlighting their contributions to style, meaning, and cultural context.

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