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Exercises
I. Questions for discussion;
1. What is a word? Bring different approaches to the definition of a word. 2. Speak about the semantic structure of a word. 3. What is the logical meaning of a word? Bring the illustrations of primary and secondary logical meanings. 4. How does the contextual meaning of a word appear? Bring the illustrations. 5. What is the essence of emotive meaning? In what lexical units emotive meaning is prevailing? 6. On what conceptual principal the nominal meaning is based?
П. Study the meanings of the following words. State the primary and transferred meanings of these words:
To die I. come to the end of life; cease to live.
Flowers soon die if they are left without water to die of an illness, a disease, grief; to die by violence; to die from a wound etc. 2. Havea strong wish: She's dying to know where you havebeen. 3. Pass from human knowledge; be lost; His fame will never die.
Dim 1. Not bright, not clearly to be seen: the dim light of a candle. 2. (of the eyes, eyesight) not able to see clearly: eyes dim with tears. 3. lacking keenness or intelligence.
Duck n. I.common water-bird, both wild and domestic.2. (colloq., also ducky) darling: delightful person.3. vehicle able to travel on land and water, used as a landing crafi by troops. 4. (cricket) batsman's score of nought lame,disabled person or ship; business or commercial organization in financial difficulties, take to smth like to water, naturally, without fear, hesitation or difficulty; like water off a duck's back, without producing any effect.
Eclipse n.1. total of partial cutting off the light of the sun (when the moon is between it and the earth). 2. less of brilliance, power, reputation: After suffering an --- is now again famous. An author's reputation is often in ---- for some years after his death, v. 1. (of a planet) cause an ; cut off the light from. 2. make (smb or smth) appear dull by comparison; outshine: She was so beautiful that she----d every other woman at the ball.
Electrify v. 1. charge (smth) with electricity. 2. equip (a railway) for the use of electric power.3. excite, shock, as if by electricity: to an audience by an unexpected announcement.