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Значение слова (Meaning of words)
Языковедение, Значение слова (Meaning of words), Реферат
... meaning (I) that meanings (II)-(V) (they are called secondary meanings) can be associated with one another, some of them exclusively through meaning ...
... shows that the centre holding together the complex semantic structure of this word is not one of the meanings but a certain component that can be ...
Lexicology. Word structure in Modern English
Иностранные языки, Lexicology. Word structure in Modern English , Рефераты
Words that consist of a root and an affix are called derived words or derivatives and are produced by the process of word building known as affixation ...
... degree of collocability and a complex variety of meanings in contrast with words of other structural types whose semantic structures are much poorer.
Этимология английских слов (The etymology of english words)
Языковедение, Этимология английских слов (The etymology of english words), Реферат
... no cognates[8] in other languages whereas for Indo-European and Germanic words such cognates can always be found, as, for instance, for the following ...
[9] By remnant suffixes are meant the ones that are only partially preserved in the structure of the word:
Лекции Л. И. Городнего по лексикологии английского языка
Иностранные языки, Лекции Л. И. Городнего по лексикологии английского языка , Лекции преподавательские
... Russian by the word дом, but the meaning of the English word is not identical with that of the Russian as house does not possess the meaning of "fixed ...
... words is different they cone to the conclusion that not only they belong to different classes of words, but that that not only meanings are different ...
Лекции Л. И. Городнего по лексикологии английского языка
Иностранные языки, Лекции Л. И. Городнего по лексикологии английского языка , Лекции преподавательские
... simplest word has many different aspects: a sound form, its morphological structure, it may occur in different word-forms and have various meanings.
It is universally recognized that word meaning is not homogeneous, but it is made up of various components, which are described as types of meaning.
Lexicology. Different dialects and accents of English
Иностранные языки, Lexicology. Different dialects and accents of English , Рефераты
... different words are used for the same denotatum, such as can, candy, mailbox, movies, suspenders, truck in the USA and tin, sweets, pillar-box (or ...
... units in one of them, divergences in the semantic structures of polysemantic words and peculiarities of usage of some words on different territories.
Лекции Л. И. Городнего по лексикологии английского языка
Иностранные языки, Лекции Л. И. Городнего по лексикологии английского языка , Лекции преподавательские
... form is said to be free if it may stand alone without changing its meaning; if not, it is a bound form, because it always bound to something else: for ...
It means that some morphemes are capable of forming words without adding other morphemes: that is, thy are homonymous to free forms.
Semantic Changes
Иностранные языки, Semantic Changes , Работа Курсовая
... of "a row of carriages", later on "of carriages" was dropped and the noun "train" changed its meaning, it is used now in the function and with the ...
... are either borrowed or created from material already existing in the language and it often happens that new meanings are thus acquired by old words.
Лекции Л. И. Городнего по лексикологии английского языка
Иностранные языки, Лекции Л. И. Городнего по лексикологии английского языка , Лекции преподавательские
39-40 Homonyms (from Gr. "homos" means "the same", "omona" means "name") are the words, different in meaning and either identical both in sound and ...
You should remember, that homonyms are distinct words - not different meanings within one word.
Лексические приемы экспрессивной речи (Lexical Stylistic Devices)
Языковедение, Лексические приемы экспрессивной речи (Lexical Stylistic Devices), Реферат
... that can be combined with nouns of most varying semantic groups are deliberately used with two or more homogeneous members which are not connected ...
Nominal meaning has no classifying power for it applies to one single individual object with the aim not of classifying it constituting a definite ...
