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Эмотивные фразеологизмы в русском и английском языках

Authors: Rua, A. V.;

Эмотивные фразеологизмы в русском и английском языках

Abstract

The article discusses the concept of emotive phraseological units, emotiology and emotivity. The author focuses on the emotive component of the phraseological unit semantic structure, as well as its connection with the evaluative component. The article also provides examples of positive-emotive and negative-emotive phraseological units of the Russian and English languages.

В статье рассматривается понятие эмотивных фразеологизмов, эмотиологии и эмотивности. Автор обращает внимание на эмотивный компонент семантической структуры фразеологизма, а также на его связь с оценочным компонентом. В статье также приведены примеры положительно-эмотивных и отрицательно-эмотивных фразеологизмов русского и английского языков.

Keywords

PHRASEOLOGICAL UNITS, ЭМОТИВНОСТЬ, EMOTIVE PHRASEOLOGICAL UNITS, ЭМОТИВНЫЕ ФРАЗЕОЛОГИЗМЫ, EMOTIVE COMPONENT, ФРАЗЕОЛОГИЗМЫ, ЭМОТИВНЫЙ КОМПОНЕНТ, EMOTIVITY

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