Phenomenon of Synonymy of Verbal Idioms Denoting Feelings In Russian, Tajik, And English Languages
The importance of synonymy phenomenon is emphasized by its study based on practical examples used in speech and literature; it lets us to divide verbal idioms denoting feelings in Russian, English, and Tajik languages into three groups: verbal idioms denoting positive feelings, verbal idioms denotin...
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doaj-26def88b8eb048ec9fbf95f6018491fc2020-11-25T00:58:13ZengPeoples’ Friendship University of Russia (RUDN University)Polylinguality and Transcultural Practices2618-897X2618-89882013-12-01037141918Phenomenon of Synonymy of Verbal Idioms Denoting Feelings In Russian, Tajik, And English LanguagesN F Mikheyeva0F A Akhmedova1Peoples’ Friendship University of RussiaPeoples’ Friendship University of RussiaThe importance of synonymy phenomenon is emphasized by its study based on practical examples used in speech and literature; it lets us to divide verbal idioms denoting feelings in Russian, English, and Tajik languages into three groups: verbal idioms denoting positive feelings, verbal idioms denoting negative feelings, and verbal idioms denoting state.http://journals.rudn.ru/polylinguality/article/viewFile/1918/1391feelings and emotionsidiomatic synonymyverbal idiomspositive feelingsnegative feelingscondition or statefeeling of love |
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N F Mikheyeva F A Akhmedova Phenomenon of Synonymy of Verbal Idioms Denoting Feelings In Russian, Tajik, And English Languages Polylinguality and Transcultural Practices feelings and emotions idiomatic synonymy verbal idioms positive feelings negative feelings condition or state feeling of love |
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Phenomenon of Synonymy of Verbal Idioms Denoting Feelings In Russian, Tajik, And English Languages |
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Phenomenon of Synonymy of Verbal Idioms Denoting Feelings In Russian, Tajik, And English Languages |
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Phenomenon of Synonymy of Verbal Idioms Denoting Feelings In Russian, Tajik, And English Languages |
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Phenomenon of Synonymy of Verbal Idioms Denoting Feelings In Russian, Tajik, And English Languages |
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Phenomenon of Synonymy of Verbal Idioms Denoting Feelings In Russian, Tajik, And English Languages |
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phenomenon of synonymy of verbal idioms denoting feelings in russian, tajik, and english languages |
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Peoples’ Friendship University of Russia (RUDN University) |
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Polylinguality and Transcultural Practices |
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2618-897X 2618-8988 |
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2013-12-01 |
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The importance of synonymy phenomenon is emphasized by its study based on practical examples used in speech and literature; it lets us to divide verbal idioms denoting feelings in Russian, English, and Tajik languages into three groups: verbal idioms denoting positive feelings, verbal idioms denoting negative feelings, and verbal idioms denoting state. |
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feelings and emotions idiomatic synonymy verbal idioms positive feelings negative feelings condition or state feeling of love |
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