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Фразеологические единицы английского, русского, немецкого языков, характеризующие власть, с компонентами – соматизмами

Фразеологические единицы английского, русского, немецкого языков, характеризующие власть, с компонентами – соматизмами

Abstract

The article in question is devoted to the analysis of semantic peculiarities of English, Russian and German phraseological units. The analyzed phraseological units contain a somatic component. Special attention is paid to the comparative aspect.

Данная статья посвящена анализу семантических особенностей фразеологических единиц английского, русского и немецкого языков, с компонентами – соматизмами. Особое внимание уделяется сопоставительному аспекту.

Keywords

ФРАЗЕОЛОГИЧЕСКАЯ ЕДИНИЦА, СОМАТИЧЕСКИЙ, КОМПОНЕНТ

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