PECULIARITIES OF SOME LEXICAL AND PHRASEOLOGICAL UNITS AND THEIR ORIGIN
Abstract
This article suggests analyses of some Russian and English lexical and phraseological units for cultural data
as they are implied in their meaning. One can assume that any language mostly as far as its figurative meaning is
concerned, reflects and encodes the worldview shared by all members of a lingo-cultural community. Moreover,
one can view language as an important source of a collective cultural identity
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