PHRASEOLOGICAL UNITS IN LEGAL ENGLISH VOCABULARY
The paper deals with the problem of reflecting etnospesific components in professional legal vocabulary of Modern English. The authors put forward the idea of cultural markedness of some part of English legal terminology. A wide spectrum of structural, semantic and cultural peculiarities is investigated.
Keywords: phraseology, terminological system, national cultural specificity, professional concept
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Issue: 4, 2014
Series of issue: Issue 4
Rubric: GERMANIC AND ROMANIC LANGUAGES
Pages: 17 — 21
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