An idiom is a tool with which human speech can be made much more colorful and varied. Examples of this type of phrase can be found worldwide, in every existing language and all possible contexts. Some of them are modern and some of them have been around for hundreds of years with traceable origins. In spite of this fact the linguistic community has still not agreed on one fully valid definition as the emergence of an idiom cannot be predicted, nor explained by rules. However there are points that bring us closer to determining what an idiom is.Bscanglisztik
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Gibbon D. Idiomaticity and functional variation: A case study of international amateur radio talk. L...
Abstract. In this article we discuss the traditional terminology for idioms and other lexicalised ex...
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“Idiomatic” expressions, usually called “idioms”, such as a dime a dozen, a busman’s holiday, or to ...
This thesis is a corpus-based investigation from a pragmatic perspective of the phenomenon of idioma...
This paper presents two case studies regarding the syntactic (in)flexibility of idiomatic expression...
This article discusses problems arising due to lack ofscholarly accord regarding the definition of t...
The present thesis examines the historical development of selected idiomatic phrases, namely, keep o...
The paper presents a corpus-based approach to forming communication skills which has been widely acc...
The article deals with the question of influence of a phraseological image upon the for-mation of a ...
In this article, we will discuss idioms in English, their history and usage, as idioms are one of th...
Linguistic categories were developed as tools for describing language systems and making them easier...
abstract: This book revisits the theoretical and psycholinguistic controversies centred around the i...
The purpose of the research is to analyze the etymological component in the semantics of idioms, det...
An idiom is a phrase or a clause whose meaning, mostly, cannot be deduced from the literal definitio...
Gibbon D. Idiomaticity and functional variation: A case study of international amateur radio talk. L...
Abstract. In this article we discuss the traditional terminology for idioms and other lexicalised ex...
Idioms are cultural and social phenomena that reflect social mental characteristic of behavior, they...
“Idiomatic” expressions, usually called “idioms”, such as a dime a dozen, a busman’s holiday, or to ...
This thesis is a corpus-based investigation from a pragmatic perspective of the phenomenon of idioma...
This paper presents two case studies regarding the syntactic (in)flexibility of idiomatic expression...
This article discusses problems arising due to lack ofscholarly accord regarding the definition of t...