Stry of higher and secondary specialized education of the republic of uzbekistan termez state university

Terminology is a separate section of the lexical system of the national language, which has little in common with the literary language³⁰. Adherents of this viewpoint - literature suggests allocating terminology into an independent zone with its own laws - the dimension, sometimes not consistent with the norms of literary language. This point of view is shared by Yu.A. Komarova, who believes that terminology in general is one of the integrating factors that make it possible to create a special information and communication (scientific and technical, educational, economic, etc.) space, since it is the terminology that provides informational understanding and interchange at the national and international levels, compatibility of legislative, legal and regulatory documents, etc. However, one cannot ignore the fact that for the transfer of professional information, stylistically neutral layers of vocabulary are absolutely necessary, which have a different functional specificity within the framework of the language of science³¹.

E.V. Aleshinskaya notes that terminology constitutes an autonomous sector of any national language, closely related to professional activity³².

A.B. Superanskaya, N.V. Podolskaya, N.V. Vasilyeva emphasize that terminology is a closed vocabulary context, the boundaries of which are determined by a certain social organization of reality; it has a socially obligatory character, and unlike ordinary vocabulary, it is an autonomous section and is not an integral part of the literary language³³.