Principles of Dictionary Interpretation of Stylistically Colored Phraseological Units
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https://doi.org/10.47494/mesb.v20i.1044Keywords:
Phraseological units, Verbal phraseological units, stylistically colored words, types of litters, stylistic characteristic of phraseological unitsAbstract
The problem of dictionary interpretation of the stylistic and connotative aspect of the meaning of phraseological units is currently one of the most relevant in the latest theory of general and Romano-Germanic phraseology. The intensive development of phraseology as an independent linguistic discipline has led to the formation of separate areas in the study of the phraseological fund of languages, including English.
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