Sep 2026· International Journal of Research Publication and Reviews· Vol 7, pp. 809-811· 0 citations
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Phraseological units are an important part of the lexical composition of a language and reflect the culture, history, customs, traditions, and worldview of the people who use the language. This paper discusses the concept of phraseology, the main characteristics of phraseological units and idioms, and the principal ways in which phraseological units are formed in English. Particular attention is given to the distinction between free word combinations, ordinary combinations, phraseological groups, and phraseological combinations. The paper also considers the diachronic and synchronic study of phraseology, the role of idiomatic expressions in communication, and the difficulties that arise when phraseological units are translated literally into another language. The main sources of English phraseological units are examined, including individual words, free word combinations, proverbs and sayings, and calquing. The discussion emphasizes the importance of phraseological competence for effective language learning and communication.
Phraseological units determine the unique lexical narratives and linguistic identity of each language, which is a unique set of structural, functional and cultural features that distinguish one language from another, form its identity and provide its speakers with a sense of belonging to a certain community. Phraseolog...
A. Taranenko, N. Konoplenko, L. Sulima· Folia Philologica· 0 citations
The article examines the semantic and grammatical features of phraseological units with the component “head” in the Ukrainian language. The relevance of the study is determined by the active development of modern phraseology and the growing interest of linguists in phraseological units as important representations of t...
H. Matsiuk· Opera in linguistica ukraini...· 0 citations
Abstract Phraseodidactics is a transdisciplinary field of research that makes findings from research on phraseology directly applicable to language teaching. Since successful communication is largely based on pre-formed multi-word units (MWUs), also referred to as phrasemes, the systematic integration of phraseology in...
Marios Chrissou, Erla Hallsteinsdóttir· Yearbook of Phraseology· 1 citation
This study is devoted to the linguistic and cultural analysis of phraseological units with the numerical component “two” in English and Chinese. The aim of the article is to identify key semantic and cultural categories formed by this component in English and Chinese phraseological units and to explain the identified d...
J. Baghana, K. S. Bunina· Proceedings of the Southwest...· 0 citations
The article examines the phraseology of the French and Belarusian languages in the context of grammatical structure and socio-cultural aspects. The main focus is on zoological units, identifying their lexical and grammatical features in French and Belarusian, as well as differences and patterns related to their functio...
M. Hlabenka· Herald of Polotsk State Univ...· 0 citations
Abstract This article argues that contrastive phraseology is entering a new stage of theoretical and methodological development. Drawing on corpus- and usage-based approaches, it proposes a broader conception of contrastive phraseology that extends beyond the comparison of traditional idioms to encompass the full spect...
E. Schafroth· Yearbook of Phraseology· 0 citations
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