MEANS OF REPRESENTING HUMAN BEHAVIOR
Keywords:
Behavior, lexical layer, language tools, explanatory dictionaries, literary textsAbstract
This article presents representing human behavior derived tools in English, Uzbek and Russian languages from dictionaries and literary texts.
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