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Jargonisms
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- Proper such jargonisms which - served to conceal the actual significance of the utterance from the uninitiated; - originated from the thieves` jargon (l`argo, cant); - was to be cryptic, secretive (major function); see: slang , vulgarisms
- Such special colloquial words which - stand close to slang , also being substandard, expressive and emotive, but, unlike slang - are used by limited groups of people, united either professionally ( professional jargonisms or professionali
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Significance, английский
- N значение, смысл (см. тж. signification)
- One of the arguments of the floor function.
Vulgarisms, английский
Вульгаризмы coarse special colloquial words with a strong emotive meaning, mostly derogatory, normally avoided in polite conversation (v.a.k.) there is so much bad shit between the two gangs that i bet there will be more killings this yea
Colloquial, английский
A разговорный language, speech, standard
Substandard, английский
A не соответствую- щий языковой норме, неправильный; под- стандарт speech
Expressive, английский
A экспрессивный impairment, symbolism expressivity n экспрессивность
Professional, английский
The definition varies among associations but most term professional the following activities of a person over eighteen: being paid for riding, driving, or showing at halter; for training or boarding; for instructing; for conducting seminars or clinics; in some situations for being employed as a groom or farrier; for use of name or photo in connection with advertisement; for accepting prize money in classes.
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Morphemic repetition, английский
Repetition of a morpheme, both root and affixational, to emphasise and promote it (v.a.k.) they unchained, unbolted and unlocked the door. (a.bennett) laughing, crying, cheering, chaffing, singing, david rossi`s people brought h
One-word sentences, английский
Possess a very strong emphatic impact, for their only word obtains both the word- and the sentence-stress. the word constituting a sentence also obtains its own sentence-intonation which, too, helps to foreground the content. (v.a
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