… show that phraseology actually has a centuries-long tradition, at least as far as some
languages, including Italian, are concerned. [2] First, I will briefly show what “phraseology” means …

… If we look at the history of these ideas, it is clear, in retrospect, how they have led to a
powerful model of meaning which combines observed facts with a theory of linguistic structure. …

… Prins (1952) focused on a large group within the phraseology of English, namely those …
area of phraseology. He outlines three possible methods for investigating such change in history, …

… In this paper, phraseology is observed to shed light on the way professional historians carve
out a niche of expertise for themselves in more confident or tentative terms, and in so doing …

… , line of development in phraseology extends from the … engaged in the analysis of phraseology
in computer-stored … broadest sense essays in applied phraseology. The emphasis in …

… In the lexicological literature, there are the terms phraseology, phraseologism, phraseme,
and each of them is not used interchangeably. In fact, "phraseology" is a special field of …

… After that we will look at the more recent ventures of Cognitive Linguistics into the area of
phraseology more generally. What all Cognitive Linguistic approaches have in common, and …

… of the phraseology origin. In this article the authors are trying to define the word phraseology
and … have been studied within grammar, stylistics, lexicography and the history of language. …

… , culture or the history of that nation, thus thoughts and views are given that phraseology in
terms of family is directly related to them. Keywords: Phraseology, phraseological units, family-…

… are said to constitute the phraseology, or phrasicon, of a language. Phraseology also refers
to ‘… □ Sinclair (1966: 410-11): – “In grammar we look at the patterns of language as if they …