DIFFERENT APPROACHES TO PHRASEOLOGY AND PHRASEOLOGICAL UNITS
Keywords:
Phraseological unit, habitual combination, stability, disintegrating, component, idiom, free phrases, phraseological series, indecomposable.Abstract
Phraseological units play a crucial role in language as universal elements that can be observed in all languages. The field of phraseology aims to explore and analyze the foundation of these fixed word combinations across different languages. Researchers emphasize the historical development of idiomatic expressions and the gradual evolution of fluid phrases into indivisible units as key factors in understanding phraseological units. Despite the challenges in defining phraseology due to differing interpretations among scholars, it is generally recognized as a branch of linguistics that focuses on studying the consistent lexical composition, grammatical structure, and figurative meanings of these linguistic elements. The study of phraseology provides valuable insights into the intricate nature of language and communication.
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