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THE INFLUENCE OF GLOBALIZATION ON PHRASEOLOGY: BORROWINGS AND TRANSFORMATIONS

Authors

  • Zuvaytova Sarvinoz Nusurxon qizi

    Karshi State University Foreign Language faculty, 3rd year student Tel: +99895 074 43 01 email: s9376523@gmail.com
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Keywords:

Globalization, phraseology, idioms, borrowings, semantic shift, language contact, cultural exchange.

Abstract

Globalization has significantly impacted language, particularly in the field of phraseology. As cultures interact and exchange ideas, idioms, proverbs, and fixed expressions undergo borrowing, adaptation, and transformation. This paper explores how globalization facilitates the spread of phraseological units across languages, leading to direct borrowings, semantic shifts, and hybrid constructions. The study examines examples from various languages, highlighting how global communication, media, and technology contribute to these changes. Understanding these transformations provides insights into linguistic evolution and cultural exchange in the modern world.

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Published

2025-03-12