Abstract
In this article, we have decided to focus on the term “phraseological pun” as well. In this case, the last component of a phraseological unit can have a “free meaning”, that is to say it may lose its primary usage and may change the meaning to mean a different object, item or sense. This technique enables users of the metaphorical idioms to pay attention to more distinctive features of lexemes, to get into the meanings of ordinary words, to feel the expressiveness of a phraseological unit. In the English language, postpositional component of a metaphorical expression is usually used in a different meaning.
Highlights
Choosing a repertoire is an important process in the production of a play, and a dramatic work can be taken as a repertoire or a non-dramatic work of art
Annotated Glossary of Cultural and Art terms states that “Instsenirovka is a dramatic work of dramatic non-dramatic literary work for theatrical stage, radio, and television, and as a consequence [3]. – P. 58]
Famous director and educator F.Ahmedov The word “Instenirovka” is derived from Latin, which means that something can be changed into a scene, to adapt it to a stage
Summary
Choosing a repertoire is an important process in the production of a play, and a dramatic work can be taken as a repertoire or a non-dramatic work of art. Works that are written in non-dramatic form are first put into the installation and the process begins. The process requires twice as much talent and effort as the director. The installment process is a full-scale dramatic work of artistic and spiritual value, based on certain principles. Annotated Dictionary of the Uzbek language reads: "Instsenirovka (Latin in- - to + ssena scene) Scenic transformation, staging, and staging" [5 –P. Annotated Glossary of Cultural and Art terms states that “Instsenirovka is a dramatic work of dramatic non-dramatic literary work for theatrical stage, radio, and television, and as a consequence [3]. Annotated Glossary of Cultural and Art terms states that “Instsenirovka is a dramatic work of dramatic non-dramatic literary work for theatrical stage, radio, and television, and as a consequence [3]. – P. 58]
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