English Nouns’ Valency in Terms of Phraseology
Irina A. Deeney, Natalia Viatcheslavovna Lazareva, Olesya V. Serkina, Yuliana Y. Genkin, Elena Anatol’evna Zueva
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Irina A. Deeney, Natalia Viatcheslavovna Lazareva, Olesya V. Serkina, Yuliana Y. Genkin, Elena Anatol’evna Zueva
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This article deals with the analysis of the noun used in the English phraseology as it has the highest phraseological activity. The subject of special attention is a study of phraseological units with a phytonym component. The group of phraseological units with a phytonym component is the most frequently used one. Some phytonyms demonstrate unusual cultural connotations typical to this language
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This article deals with the analysis of the noun used in the English phraseology as it has the highest phraseological activity. The subject of special attention is a study of phraseological units with a phytonym component. The group of phraseological units with a phytonym component is the most frequently used one. Some phytonyms demonstrate unusual cultural connotations typical to this language
Key concepts: Phraseology, Linguistics, Valency, Noun, Component (thermodynamics), Interpretation (philosophy), Subject (documents), Politics