"EXPLORING GASTRONOMIC PHRASEOLOGISMS: A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF ENGLISH AND UZBEK IDIOMATIC EXPRESSIONS"
Abstract
This article delves into the fascinating intersection of language and gastronomy by exploring phraseologisms with gastronomic components. Phraseologisms, or idiomatic expressions, are an essential aspect of linguistic richness, reflecting cultural and social nuances. This study aims to analyze the origins, meanings, and usage of gastronomic phraseologisms across different languages, highlighting their role in conveying complex ideas and emotions.
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