They related opinions about lexicology in linguistics to the study of word meaning. “... linguistic analysis of translation covers linguistic and speech factors. An integrated, structural-functional approach to the study of translation is in line with the development trend of modern linguistics, which is characterized by its refusal to limit its subject to the field of "internal linguistics" and considers language as a "form of activity." The thing in the universe, the event, the behavior are reflected as a concept in human thinking. They expressed the concept through the integrity of meaning and the form of action. Language represents being. Existence and language are inextricably linked. It is on the basis of these two concepts and a number of approaches to their relationship have emerged. Some linguists believe that language and being are inextricably linked, and that language represents the objective world. Some argue that language and being are separate concepts. They don't talk about animals, or they don't have mythical expressions, such as mermaids or giants in textiles, but they are expressed in language.
