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What is the difference between lexical and phraseological meanings?


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What is the difference between lexical and phraseological meanings?

Lexical meaning refers to the sense (or meaning) of a word (or lexeme) as it appears in a dictionary. Also known as semantic meaning, denotative meaning, and central meaning. Contrast with grammatical meaning (or structural meaning).
A phraseological unit is a stable, cohesive combination of words with a fully. or partially figurative meaning.
Idioms are phraseological units with a transferred meaning. They can be completely or partially transferred (red tape)

  1. What is a nominative function in phraseological units?

The nominative function of phraseological units is their relation to objects of the real world, including situations, and also replacement of these objects in speech activity by their phraseological denominations. The filling of lacunas in the lexical system of the language is characteristic of the nominative function of phraseological units. This function is peculiar to the overwhelming majority of phraseological units, as they do not usually have lexical synonyms. The nominative function embraces neutrally-nominal and nominal function [Kunin 1996: 112]. The neutrally-nominal function is the basic one for phraseological units, e.g. brown paper. In realization of such phrases in communication the fact of a designation of the object is important, and not the stylistic use of the phrase. The nominal function is also characteristic of semantically transferred phraseological units, such as idiomatisms and idiophraseomatisms, but it is not neutral, it is stylistically marked, e.g.: new broom, desperate remedies, tales out of school, crocodile tears, Pandora's box, etc.
Nominative PhUs are represented by stable word groups performing the naming function in speech, and designating objects, acts, states, phenomena, conditions, qualities, etc.
They are sometimes called 'expressives' as they are often characterised by imagery, expressivity, intensiveness, emotionality, evaluation, etc.
They are represented by substantive, adjectival and adverbial phraseological units, and may have one or more notional words in their structures.


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