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The present research is aimed at investigating similarity and 
differences of the English and Uzbek phonetic terms and their formation in 
explanatory dictionaries. The major research focus in the field of English 
and Uzbek phonetic terms and their similarity and differences. 
The textbooks on theoretical phonetics and explanatory dictionaries 
provide only scanty information about phonetic terms. However, the 
phonetic terms of English and Uzbek is liable to present us with a whole 
bundle of problems.

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The object of investigation is the English and Uzbek languages 
phonetic terms and their explanations in explanatory dictionaries.
The subject of research is the English and Uzbek languages phonetic 
terms, paradigmatic correlation and syntagmatic peculiarities of phonetic 
terms, their similarity and differences.
Method of investigation. Such methods of investigation, as 
comparative-typological, semantic, distributional and the elements of the 
quantitative analysis are used in this dissertation work. 
The level of studidness Many scientists worked on this theme. For 
example Abdulazizov studied only consonant sounds. He examined all 
features of consonant sounds. Many researches are done on this theme but 
they are done on one phonetic term and we studied all the terms in 
comparative way. In this research terms are worked out in both language 
dictionaries. 
The novelty of the work. As we mentioned above the phonetic terms 
are studied by many scientists. They studied one phonetic term and its 
features. But we gathered all phonetic terms and compared them in Uzbek 
and English languages. 
The tasks of this scientific work are: 
- to determine the English and Uzbek phonetic terms and its formal 
characteristics; 
- to carry out the analysis of English and Uzbek phonetic terms; 
- to analyze the main English and Uzbek phonetic terms; 
- to compare English and Uzbek phonetic terms; 
- to explore English and Uzbek phonetic terms; 
- to examine the use of English and Uzbek phonetic terms and to 
determine their semantic preferences. 

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According to the spheres of concern the work falls into an 
Introduction, three chapters, conclusions and the list of references which 
together with the appendix comprises 90 pages.