PHRASEOLOGY FORMED ON THE BASIS OF HUMAN BODY PARTS
Keywords:
phrase, phraseology, idioms, human bodyAbstract
This article discusses idiomatic expressions based on human body parts and analyzes them. General conclusions are drawn about their meanings and usage
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