PROFESSIONAL BUSINESS JARGON IN ENGLISH: STRUCTURAL- SEMANTIC ASPECT
Abstract
Key words:professional jargon, metaphorization, metonymization, antonomasia, suffixal derivation, compound words, phraseological units.
The article analyses structural-semantic features of English business jargon expressions, their productive word-building means and regular derivational patterns. Professional jargon is considered as a complex of stylistically low words and expressions, used exclusivelly in informal professionally-orientated oral speech. The analysis of metaphorization and metonymization peculiarities as well as peculiar features of morphological derivation with the use of stylistically-marked suffixes is made. Professional jargon is distinguished by its figurative, emotionally expressive character.
Morgunova Marina Nikolaevna - candidate of linguistics, professor assistant.
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