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Компонентный анализ немецко-русских терминологических соответствий в сфере металлургии

Authors: Shepelenko, K. Y.;

Компонентный анализ немецко-русских терминологических соответствий в сфере металлургии

Abstract

The article presents the componential analysis of German-Russian corresponding terms in the sphere of metallurgy. The study aims at studying lexical units on the topic ‘Metal’, at identifying coinciding and non-coinciding categorical, differential and connotative semes. Within the analysis, 6 pairs of words are compared. The author draws conclusions on the possible reasons of semantic differences.

В статье осуществлен компонентный анализ немецко-русских терминологических соответствий в сфере металлургии. Цель исследования – изучение лексических единиц по теме «Металл», идентификация совпадающих и несовпадающих категориально-лексических, дифференциальных и коннотативных сем. Сопоставлены 6 пар слов; сделаны выводы о возможных причинах семантических несовпадений.

Keywords

КОННОТАТИВНАЯ СЕМА, ДИФФЕРЕНЦИАЛЬНАЯ СЕМА, DIFFERENTIAL SEME, КАТЕГОРИАЛЬНО-ЛЕКСИЧЕСКАЯ СЕМА, ТЕРМИН, CONNOTATIVE SEME, КОМПОНЕНТНЫЙ АНАЛИЗ, TERM, CATEGORICAL SEME, COMPONENTIAL ANALYSIS

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