Publication Details
Issue: Vol 6, No 4 (2025)
Pages: 910-913
ISSN: 2660-6828

Abstract

This article examines the interdisciplinary features and translation issues of socio-political terms in Uzbek and English, with a particular focus on materials published by UzA (Uzbekistan National News Agency) and the White House. Socio-political terms constitute an essential part of political discourse, carrying not only linguistic meaning but also ideological, cultural, and pragmatic implications. Their interpretation often varies depending on the socio-political environment in which they are used. The research concludes that socio-political terminology requires an interdisciplinary perspective for accurate interpretation and translation. By combining insights from linguistics, political science, and translation studies, it is possible to better understand the semantic and pragmatic complexities of such terms and to develop strategies for overcoming the challenges they pose in cross-cultural communication.

Keywords
Socio-Political Terms Translation Pragmatics Context Ideological Implications English Uzbek