SIMILARITIES AND DIFFERENCES OF PLANT NAME METAPHORS IN ENGLISH AND UZBEK LANGUAGES
Keywords:
methaphor, plants, aspen, family tree, bloom, lexical.Abstract
This article compares metaphors in two languages and provides a quick overview of metaphors in general. The following paragraphs of the article also explain how metaphors differ and are similar in the two languages. A number of basic explanations and short samples are provided to illustrate the topic’s morphological point. Since they are one of the primary elements of literary works and are regularly utilized in everyday speech, metaphors. The majority of individuals struggle greatly when trying to understand metaphors since their structure does not allow for a clear understanding. It naturally happens whenever a non-native speaker of the language initiates a discussion with a native speaker of English.
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