TYPICAL SEMANTIC SPECIFICITIES OF PHRASEOLOGICAL UNITS WITH “MONEY” COMPONENT IN ENGLISH AND UZBEK LANGUAGES

Abstract

Phraseological units  are  considered  by  many researchers  as  the  colorful  side  of  the language. Therefore,  learners  must  see  the language  through  rose-colored  glasses  to  learn  every  single  item  that  leads  to proficiency. In fact, the level of command of phraseological unitsserves as an important indicator of L2 proficiency. And the mainpoints ofstudying semanticspecificities ofphraseological unitare that theyare often unpredictable in meaning, that is, their definition cannot always be derived from the literal meanings of the constituent parts.Phraseological units, which are a part of phraseology and are largely figurative in nature, are widely spread in human language. This article deals with the forms of phraseological units denoting “money” in their components and semantic features in the English and Uzbek languages.Moreover in this issue we investigated the compatibility of the concept of monetary system and with the characteristic properties of phraseological systems of these two languages.