COMPARISON OF KNITTED FABRICS IN UZBEK AND ENGLISH LANGUAGES
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.11664962Keywords:
Knitted fabrics, textiles, threads, textile industry, productsAbstract
Knitted fabrics are the cornerstone of the textile industry and are known for their versatility, comfort and aesthetic appeal. The art of knitting has a long history, and each culture has incorporated its own traditions and techniques into the creation of these textiles. In this article, we will study and compare the terms and characteristics of knitted fabrics in Uzbek and English, clarifying the similarities and differences between these two languages.
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