• Original research article
  • September 30, 2014
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ARABIC BORROWINGS ASSIMILATION AT PHRASEOLOGICAL LEVEL

Abstract

Wide range of the Arabic realia, appeared to be demanded in the modern English-speaking conceptual worldview, is possible to explain with both the desire of the English-speaking community to create new lexical units for designation of unusual concepts for them, the phenomena and objects of professional and scientific spheres, nature and everyday life, and the military, economic, social-economic specificity of cross-cultural communication.

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Author information

El'vira Serazhedinovna Adzieva

Dagestan State University

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  • Published: September 30, 2014.

Keywords

  • реалии
  • фразеологизмы-заимствования
  • фразеологизмы-интернационализмы
  • арабизмы
  • межъязыковая интерференция
  • этимология
  • межкультурная коммуникация
  • realia
  • phraseological units-borrowings
  • phraseological units-international words
  • arabisms
  • interlingual interference
  • etymology
  • cross-cultural communication

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