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A multilingual didactic approach to idioms using a conceptual framework [PDF]

, 2006
Buckingham, Louisa
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Modern Russian lexicology, lexicography and linguistic geography - 2019

, 2019
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A Step Forward in Russian Lexicography

The Slavic and East European Journal, 1995
In order to appreciate the significance of the ToAKo6bli CIZO6apb pyCCKOzo J13blKa, we must begin by reviewing the historical development of the 'Oiegov' dictionary. The Cos6apb pyCCKOzo R13blKa came out initially in 1949. It was the first, abridged, one-volume Russian dictionary intended for the mass audience of educated Russians and foreign users of ...
Morton Benson, S. I. Ozhegov, N. Iu. Shvedova   +2 more
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THE PHASES OF PROGRESS IN RUSSIAN LEXICOGRAPHY

2023
Kökleri XI. yüzyıla uzanan Rus sözlükbilim geleneği çok geniş bir sahada yayılım göstermiştir. Bu çalışmanın konusu Rus sözlükbilimidir. Araştırma, Rus sözlükbiliminin tarihî gelişimi nasıl ve ne yöndedir, bu gelişimi etkileyen faktörler nelerdir, öne çıkan sözlükler ve sözlükbilimciler hangileridir gibi soruları içermektedir.
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EARLY DUTCH PRINTED BOOKS AND SOME PUZZLES OF RUSSIAN LEXICOGRAPHY

St. Petersburg University Studies in Social Sciences & Humanities, 2023
The paper is devoted to the problem of distinguishing between loanwords of High-, Low German and Dutch origin in Russian lexicography. A case study of the loanword шланг, usually erroneously attributed to High German, demonstrates a combined method of linguistic analysis (comparison in grammar, semantics, and phonetics) assisted using textual evidence ...
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EVOLUTION OF RUSSIAN NAVAL LEXICOGRAPHY: FROM MULTILINGUAL TO BILINGUAL DICTIONARIES

St. Petersburg University Studies in Social Sciences & Humanities, 2023
This paper presents an overview of naval dictionaries created in Russia in the 18th–20th centuries, with an emphasis on the number of languages involved and the thematic scope. The multilingual character of these dictionaries can be explained by a range of reasons.
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Russian Substandard Usage and the Attitude of Soviet Lexicography

Canadian Slavonic Papers, 1974
Resume/AbstractQuoique la recherche prerevolutionnaire dans le domaine de l’usage de la langue populaire russe etait totalement non-scientifique, et restait en arriere des autres langues europeennes, elle s’est developpee de facon continue et a couvert toujours plus de territoire de la langue populaire, a commencer par les donnees lexiques strictement ...
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OVERVIEW OF STATUS QUO IN RUSSIAN ASSOCIATIVE LEXICOGRAPHY

2017
The article deals with the question related to possible use of publicly accessible associative dictionaries of the Russian language for the purpose of development of a heuristic algorithm capable of establishing links between formally incompatible lexical units.
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