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Antonym in Surah Al-Furqan (Analysis of Ali Al-khulli's Semantics of Meaning Relations)
In semantics, there are seven relations of meaning. One of them is an antonym. In this research, the researcher specializes in antonym verses in Surah Al-Furqan. In this surah, there are many antonym verses.
Miftahul Mufid, Devi Eka Diantika
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Examining Method Effect of Synonym and Antonym Test in Verbal Abilities Measure [PDF]
Many researchers have assumed that different methods could be substituted to measure the same attributes in assessment. Various models have been developed to accommodate the amount of variance attributable to the methods but these models application in ...
Wahyu Widhiarso, Haryanta
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ABOUT EQUIVALENCE RELATIONS BETWEEN ‘ANTONYM’ PROVERBS IN CROATIAN AND GERMAN [PDF]
The subject of the paper is to determine interlingual equivalency relations between ‘antonym’ proverbs in Croatian and German. We recon on equivalency typology, elaborated by contrastive phraseology and typology of antonyms from the aspect of the ...
Senka Marinčić, Nikolina Pandža
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Googling for 'opposites' : a web-based study of antonym canonicity [PDF]
This paper seeks to explain why some semantically-opposed word pairs are more likely to be seen as canonical antonyms (for example, cold/hot) than others (icy/scorching, cold/fiery, freezing/hot, etc.).
Paradis, Carita, +3 more
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Versatile Method of Modeling Content and Structure of a Terminological Field
The paper introduces a new method for modeling a terminological field with its content and structure. The method is a foundation for a computer program able to evaluate students’ professional knowledge both in qualitative and quantitative aspects.
A. P. Zhuravlev
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A taxonomy of antonymy in Arabic: Egyptian and Saudi proverbs in comparison
This study has set out to identify, quantify, typify, and exemplify the discourse functions of canonical antonymy in Arabic paremiography by comparing two manually collected datasets from Egyptian and Saudi (Najdi) dialects.
Hassanein Hamada, Mahzari Mohammad
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The article deals with a complex analysis of a phraseological unit (PhU) phenomenon: its linguo-cognitive basis, structural-semantic potential as well as actualization peculiarities in the English and Russian linguo-cultural spaces under the ...
Larisa N. Lunkova, Julia I. Frolova
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PARAPHRASES OF LEGAL TERMINOLOGY BASED ON LAY PERCEPTIONS
This paper discusses the issue of plain legal language in Japan. First, several legal language battles between legal and lay people are shown, followed by a paraphrase work on civil legal terms based on a research titled ‘A Study on Paraphrase of Civil ...
Mami Hiraike OKAWARA
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The Antonym Construction: A Comparison between English and Mandarin [PDF]
All languages have antonym pairs but may differ in the ways of using them. The use of antonymy in the form of antonym co-occurrence has been examined and compared between English and Mandarin with the conclusion that antonym pairs could co-occur on ...
Chen, Lixin
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SYNONYMS AND ANTONYMS EXPRESSING THE CONCEPT OF "MAN" [PDF]
Pedagogy, psychology, philosophy, sociology, ethnography, etc. is well known that although the topic of man has been studied in science, synonyms and antonyms, which are linguistic means associated with man, have not been specifically studied as an ...
Anapiyaeva A. A., Asylbekova A.
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