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Лингвокультурологические свойства фразеологизмов с компонентом-именем собственным (на материале русского и английского языков)

Лингвокультурологические свойства фразеологизмов с компонентом-именем собственным (на материале русского и английского языков)

Abstract

В статье рассматриваются линвокультурологические особенности фразеологических единиц русского и английского языков, одним из компонентов в которых является имя собственное. Фразеологизмы разносистемных языков рассматриваются в соотношении с компонентом-аналогом или с тождественной образной основой. Анализ семантических свойств фразеологизмов с компонентами-именами собственными позволил выделить как общие семантические группы для обоих языков, так и частные, характерные только для одного языка.

The article dwells on linguocultural features of the phraseological units of the Russian and English languages where one of the components is a proper noun. Phraseological units from different languages are considered according to their component – analogy or identical figurative basis. The analysis of semantic features of the phraseological units with proper noun component enables to distinguish both common and particular features of the two languages.

Keywords

ФРАЗЕОЛОГИЗМ, ЛИНВОКУЛЬТУРОЛОГИЧЕСКИЕ СВОЙСТВА ФРАЗЕОЛОГИЗМОВ РУССКОГО И АНГЛИЙСКОГО ЯЗЫКОВ, КОМПОНЕНТ ФРАЗЕОЛОГИЗМА, ИМЯ СОБСТВЕННОЕ

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