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Word |
Definition |
Translation |
Example |
Category of the word |
Significance |
special meaning: |
Особое значение |
The contacts between different countries, the study of foreign languages acquires special significance |
Academic English |
Mean of international communication |
a quality or way of doing something that is in the middle of two completely different qualities or ways of doing something: |
Средство международного общения |
English which has now become one of the most important means of international communication. |
Academic English |
the requirements of scientific communication |
something that you must do, or something you need for scientific communication |
Условия научной коммуникации |
At the same time, the number of specialists whose command of the language meets the requirements of scientific communication is far from what is required. |
Academic English |
state of affairs |
important government matters |
Положение дел |
This unfavourable state of affairs can be accounted for by the fact that the system of language teaching |
Academic English |
the system of language teaching |
a particular method of counting, measuring, or weighing things for language teaching |
Система обучения языку |
This unfavourable state of affairs can be accounted for by the fact that the system of language teaching |
Academic English/ General English |
the only approach to this problem |
an act of communicating with another person or group in order to ask for something: |
Только сближение |
There can be little doubt that the only approach to this problem consists in drastically changing….. |
Academic English |
symposia |
an occasion at which people who have great knowledge of a particular subject meet in order to discuss a matter of interest: |
Симпозиум |
they need for discussing their own professional subjects at different international conferences, symposia, congresses, etc. |
Academic English |
Scholar |
a person who studies a subject in great detail, especially at a university: |
ученый |
Scholars all over the world agree that foreign language teaching must be learner-oriented…. |
Academic English |
Authoritative publications |
Publications containing complete and accurate information, and therefore respected, the act of making information or stories available to people in a printed or electronic form: |
Авторитетные издания |
In the most authoritative publications on the subject special emphasis is now being laid on the professional needs of the learner. |
Academic English/ General English |
The professional needs of the learner |
the particular things needed by or provided to help people who have an illness or condition that makes it difficult for them to do the things that other people do: |
Профессиональные нужды изучающих |
- |
Academic English |
endeavour |
an attempt to do something: |
попытка |
It follows, then, that foreign language teaching necessarily becomes professionally oriented: the learner cannot possibly endeavour to produce language “in general”; |
General English |
a variety of language |
the characteristic of often changing and being different: |
Разновидность языка |
It follows, then, that foreign language teaching necessarily becomes professionally oriented: the learner cannot possibly endeavour to produce language “in general”; to be able to use a foreign language as a means of effective international communication he must begin by getting acquainted with the basic language of his profession, with a variety of language he can use for his specific purposes, i.e. as “the tool of his trade”. |
General English |
specific purposes |
determination or a feeling of having a reason for what you do: |
Специальные цели |
- |
General english |
“the tool of his trade”. |
business activity: |
Орудие бизнеса |
- |
General English/ terms |
artificial code |
made by people, often as a copy of something natural: |
Код созданный людьми |
It should be borne in mind that ESP is not a closed, artificial code. |
General english |
a state of constant and unremitting change |
never stopping, becoming weaker, or failing changes |
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It is a living variety of English which like all natural human languages is in a state of constant and unremitting change |
Academic english |
The analysis of LSP texts |
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Анализ текстов для специальных целей |
The analysis of LSP texts is carried out on the phonetic, lexical, morphological and syntactic levels. |
Academic english |
the basic lexical strata |
one of the parts or layers into which something is separated: |
Базовый лексический уровень |
The study of the vocabulary of these texts enables scholars to single out the basic lexical strata of the register of scientific discourse |
Academic english |
the register of scientific discourse |
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Регистр научного дискурса |
- |
Academic english |
the choice and arrangements of words |
an agreement between two people or groups about how something happens or will happen: |
Выбор и согласование слов |
It should be added in this connection that scholars arrived at very significant conclusions concerning the choice and arrangements of words in the flow of speech. |
General english |
the flow of speech |
the movement of something in one direction: |
Поток речи |
- |
General english |
strict accordance |
following or obeying a rule, law, wish, etc. |
Прямое согласие |
Students were actually shown how to arrange lexical units in strict accordance with the rules of collocation (lexical-phraseological combinability of words) and colligation (morphosyntactic combinability of words). |
Academic english |
the rules of collocation |
a word or phrase that is often used with another word or phrase, in a way that sounds correct to people who have spoken the language all their lives, but might not be expected from the meaning: |
Правила коллокаций |
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General english |
lexical-phraseological combinability of words |
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Лексическо-фразеологическая сочетаемость слов |
- |
Academic english |
colligation |
be or cause to be juxtaposed or grouped in a syntactic relation: |
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Academic english |
morphosyntactic combinability of words |
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Морфосинтаксическая сочетаемость слов |
- |
Academic english |
morphological oppositions |
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Морфологическая оппозиция |
The morphological analysis of this variety of English yielded some fruitful results in so far as “minimization” of morphological oppositions is concerned. |
Academic english |
fruitful results |
producing good results: |
Хорошие результаты |
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General english |
indispensable categories |
Something or someone that is indispensable is so good or important that you could not manage without them: |
Основные категории |
As has been shown the indispensable categories are aspect, voice, tense, taxis and mood. |
Academic english |
The peripheral complications |
describes something that is not as important as something else, something that makes a situation more difficult, or the act of doing this: |
Усложнения по переферии |
The peripheral complications like “I shall have been studying”, “They will have been studied, “Had they been introduced?” etc. being carefully kept out. |
Academic english |
analysis of the structure |
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Анализ структуры |
From the syntactic point of view the study of the texts under discussion began with the detailed analysis of the structure of the paragraph, for the optimal division of the text contributes greatly to the more effective passing on the information contained in the text. |
Academic english |
the optimal division |
best; most likely to bring success or advantage |
Успешное разделение |
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Academic english |