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EUPHEMSM IN ORIGINAL AND TRANSLATION (IN THE EXAMPLE OF JACK LONDON’S NOVEL MARTIN EDEN)

Khajieva Feruza Melsovna · Gayratova Dilnora Gayrat Qizi (Dsc, Associate Professor Bukhara State University Department Of English Literary Studies, Uzbekistan)

International Journal Of Literature And Languages · 03 · 155-8 · 2021

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This article discusses euphemisms in the novel “Martin Eden” by the famous American writer Jack London, and interprets the translation of some English euphemisms into Uzbek in context. KEYWORDS Euphemisms, speech culture, stylistics, positive coloring, taboo, restricted words.

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«This article discusses euphemisms in the novel “Martin Eden” by the famous American writer Jack London, and interprets the translation of some English euphemisms into Uzbek in context.»

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This article discusses euphemisms in the novel “Martin Eden” by the famous American writer Jack London, and interprets the translation of some English euphemisms into Uzbek in context. Полный текст публикации CiteX не хранит — доступ к первоисточнику открывается по DOI согласно лицензии издателя и выбранному плану.

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Euphemisms, speech culture, stylistics, positive coloring, taboo, restricted words
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