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Original Article

Features Of Verbs With The Root "Руб" And Their Vietnamese Equivalents

Feniya Farvasovna Farkhutdinova
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Rinat Nurullaevich Kanafiev
,
Anh Vu Kieu
,
Elena Borisovna Ershova
,
Khalit Abbiasovich Yakupov

Keywords: Semantic field, paradigm, ethnocultural specificity, Russian, Vietnamese

Article no: 45

Pages 339-345

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2020.10.05.45

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Analysis Of The Psychosemantics Of Information Environment Among Representatives Of Different Age And Sex Groups

Liudmila A. Maksimova*
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Alexander V. Smirnov
,
Nataliya N. Vasyagina

Keywords: Semantic space, information environment, socio-cultural environment.

Article no: 43

Pages 334-342

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2019.07.43

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Original Article

Software For Sense Compatibility Analysis Of Educational Texts

G. R. Rybakova
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A. Y. Andreeva
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I. V. Krotova
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T. L. Kamoza

Keywords: Educational information, subject thesaurus, semantic compatibility of educational texts, software, mathematical model.

Article no: 94

Pages 800-808

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2020.10.03.94

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Original Article

An Integrated Approach To The Study Of Semantics Of Proper Names

Makhaev Maierbeck Ruslanovich
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Abbaz Dogievich Osmaev
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Abdulazimova Toita Khizirovna
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Selmurzaeva Kheda Ramzanovna
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Navrazova Khava Bakyevna

Keywords: Semantics, toponyms, psycholinguistic experiment, integrated lexicographic, psycholinguistic semema

Article no: 413

Pages 3113-3120

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2020.10.05.413

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Transformed Phraseological Units In Mass Media Headings In English And Russian Languages

Rimma A. Safina
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Rimma N. Salieva*

Keywords: Phraseological transformation, phraseological unit, semantic characteristics, mass media text, cross-cultural communication, process of teaching.

Article no: 59

Pages 535-543

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2020.01.59

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Experimental Methods For Studying Toponyms (Through The Example Of The Toponym ‘Moscow’)

Mairbeck Ruslanovich Makhaev
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Khava Bakuevna Navrazova
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Said-Khamzat Said-Eminovich Ireziev

Keywords: Toponym, Russian language, semantics, experiment, semantic components

Article no: 301

Pages 2268-2272

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2021.05.301

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Effective Figurative Meanings Interpretation For Online Translation Packages

Svetlana Pesina
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Elena Timokhina
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Elizaveta Khomyakova
,
Natalya Sokolova

Keywords: Lexical cluster, meaning, mental lexicon, metaphor, online translation packages, semantic network

Article no: 59

Pages 588-596

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2020.12.03.59

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