
This article provides an in-depth analysis of the interaction between semantics and phraseology. It examines the semantic features of phraseological units, including idiomaticity, metaphorical motivation, cultural meaning, and polysemy. The study highlights how idioms and fixed expressions develop figurative meanings that cannot be interpreted literally, and how conceptual metaphors and cultural scripts shape their semantic structure.
phraseology, semantics, idiomatic expressions, metaphorical meaning, cultural semantics, polysemy, Conceptual Metaphor Theory, cognitive linguistics, translation equivalence, fixed expressions.
phraseology, semantics, idiomatic expressions, metaphorical meaning, cultural semantics, polysemy, Conceptual Metaphor Theory, cognitive linguistics, translation equivalence, fixed expressions.
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