STRUCTURAL AND FUNCTIONAL FEATURES OF ENGLISH AND UZBEK MULTIMEDIA DICTIONARIES

Abstract

This article examines the structural and functional features of English and Uzbek multimedia dictionaries. It focuses on the organization of dictionary entries, the integration of textual, audio, visual, and interactive elements, and their role in supporting language learning and lexicographic research. Using a comparative approach, the study considers the presentation of lexical information, pronunciation support, grammatical annotations, usage examples, search functions, and cross-language accessibility. Particular attention is paid to the similarities and differences between English and Uzbek multimedia dictionary resources, taking into account the linguistic and cultural characteristics of both languages. The findings highlight the potential of multimedia technologies to improve the accessibility, functionality, and educational value of bilingual dictionaries. The article also outlines prospects for further development, including enhanced multimedia integration and the application of artificial intelligence in digital lexicography.