INTERLINGUISTIC PHRASEOLOGICAL QUASIEQUIVALENTS (ON THE EXAMPLE OF THE RUSSIAN AND FRENCH LANGUAGES)
Abstract
Kravtsov S. M.
Keywords: quasiequivalent phraseological units, inner form, source of origin, interlinguistic pairs.
Russian and French quasiequivalent phraseological units that are identical not only semantically, by composition of genetically significant components, inner form, functional and stylistic features, the source of origin, but also by any grammatical difference in the expression aspect are examined in the article by inter- linguistic pairs. Depending on the character of the difference that is predetermined by linguistic causes or national features of the Russian and French way of thinking quasiequivalents are divided into several groups.
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