ANALYSIS OF ORIGINS OF IDIOMS IN ENGLISH AND THEIR ALTERNATIVES IN UZBEK
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Abstract
The article is devoted to finding the spiritual features of idioms in English, their
origin, as well as the Uzbek equivalents of idioms. I hope that this article will help you to get
acquainted with the idiomatic expressions that are widely used in English-speaking countries and
to understand their spiritual aspects. Given that some idioms have more than one meaning, I
tried to give a brief explanation of each idiom.
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