THE IMPORTANCE OF THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE IN THE FIELD OF WATER MANAGEMENT AND MELIORATION

https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.15667077

Authors

  • Omonturdiyeva O‘g‘iloy Mamanazar qizi 1st year student, Hydromelioration Faculty “TIIAME” National Research University Email: ogiloyomonturdiyeva@gmail.com Tel:+998 50 053 50 78 Author
  • Khudayberganova Marguba Teacher, English Language Department “TIIAME” National Research University Email: safiyevamarguba@gmail.com Author

Keywords:

English language, water management, melioration, international experience, innovation, technology, scientific literature

Abstract

This article discusses the role, significance, and necessity of the English

language in the fields of water management and melioration. Due to the fact that

international experience, scientific literature, and technological innovations are

primarily published in English, mastering this language is considered a crucial factor

in becoming a qualified specialist in these fields. The article reflects on the practical

application of English, its role in scientific-technical translation, and terminology

acquisition.

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Published

2025-06-17

Issue

2025: Trends in the Use of Foreign Languages for Professional Priority

Section

Articles