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LINGUISTIC CHARACTERISTICS OF ENGLISH DICTIONARIES AND THEIR NEW TECHNOLOGIES OF COMPILING

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  • 1. A second-year masters' degree student at the department of English Lingusitics at Karakalpak State University named after Berdakh.
  • 2. Scientific PhD, docent The head of the department of English language and literature at KarSU.

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The thesis deals with the linguistic peculiarities of dictionaries. The research highlights the peculiarities of the range and scope of dictionary material, the arrangement of dictionary and polysemous word meanings, information type of dictionary items and dictionary purposes.

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