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Синонимия фразеологизмов как одно из проявлений их тождества и различия

Синонимия фразеологизмов как одно из проявлений их тождества и различия

Abstract

The article considers the synonymy of phraseological units of the Russian language both of autonomous and connective classes (for example, procedural, qualitative and circumstantial and relative units). On the basis of an integrative approach there have been revealed the identity and difference of phraseological units. The latter manifests itself in compatibility, stylistic relatedness and emotionally-expressive charge.

В статье рассматривается синонимия фразеологизмов русского языка как знаменательного, так и служебного классов (на примере процессуальных, качественно-обстоятельственных и релятивных единиц). На основе интегративного подхода выявляется тождество исследуемых единиц и их различие, проявляющееся в сочетаемости, стилистической отнесенности и эмоционально-экспрессивной окраске.

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СИНОНИМИЯ, ФРАЗЕОЛОГИЧЕСКИЕ СИНОНИМЫ, ТОЖДЕСТВО, РАЗЛИЧИЕ, СОЧЕТАЕМОСТЬ, ВЗАИМОЗАМЕНЯЕМОСТЬ, СТИЛИСТИЧЕСКАЯ ХАРАКТЕРИСТИКА

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