# According to G. B. Antrushina, the word can be defined as a unit of

(G. B. Antrushina)
- dominant synonym
- meaningful synonym
- denotation synonym
- connotation synonym

# Choose the dominant synonym. (Antrushina’s examples) (G. B. Antrushina)

- to surprise
- to astonish
- to amaze
- to astound

# Choose the dominant synonym. (Antrushina’s examples) (G. B. Antrushina)

- to shout
- to yell
- to bellow
- to roar

# Choose the dominant synonym. (Antrushina’s examples) (G. B. Antrushina)

- to shine
- to sparkle
- to glitter
- to blaze

# Choose the dominant synonym. (Antrushina’s examples) (G. B. Antrushina)

- to tremble
- to shiver
- to shudder
- to shake

# Choose the dominant synonym. (Antrushina’s examples) (G. B. Antrushina)

- to make
- to produce
- to create
- to manufacture

# Choose the dominant synonym. (Antrushina’s examples) (G. B. Antrushina)

- angry
- furious
- enraged

# Choose the dominant synonym. (Antrushina’s examples) (G. B. Antrushina)

- fear
- terror
- horror

# Choose the correct idiom. person about whom no one knows anything definite, and so one is not sure what can be expected from him. (G. B. Antrushina)

- a dark horse
- bull in a china shop
- let the cat out of the bag
- fancy-dress ball

# Choose the correct idiom. to rudely ignore somebody; to pretend not to know or recognise him" (G. B. Antrushina)

- cut somebody dead
- To drop a brick
- bark up the wrong tree
- To carry coals

# ….. is a stable word-group characterised by a completely or partially transferred meaning definition given by Professor A. V. Koonin. (G. B. Antrushina)

- phraseological unit
- idiom
- free word group
- connotation