SEMANTIC AND LEXICOGRAPHIC ANALYSIS OF MILITARY TERMINOLOGY IN UZBEK, RUSSIAN, AND ENGLISH
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This article examines the semantic and lexicographic characteristics of military terminology in Uzbek, Russian, and English. It explores the meanings, contextual usage, and historical influences on military terms in these languages. Additionally, it addresses the challenges of military translation and offers solutions for effective cross-linguistic communication.
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