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THE USE AND THE PLACE OF FIGURATIVE LANGUAGES IN THE TRANSLATION OF JACK LONDON’S WORK

Yuldasheva Makhliyo Faxriddin Qizi

American Journal of Philological Sciences · 03 · 2022

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This article discusses the use of figurative speech in the indirect translation of Jack London's "White Fang" into Uzbek, and whether figurative language retained its structure and meaning when it translated from English. KEYWORDS Analysis of the writer's work, figurative speech, tropes, figurative language.

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Analysis of the writer's work, figurative speech, tropes, figurative language
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