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IS A COP OFFENSE WORD?

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IS A COP OFFENSE WORD?

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S0131-61170000525-2-1

Publication type

Article

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Published

Authors

Joseph Sternin Send message

Edition

Issue №5

Pages

34-38

Abstract

The article discusses the meaning and use of the word cop, with who, in particular, have to deal with linguistic expertise.

Keywords

cop, policeman, slang, associative experiment, semantic components.

Date of publication

01.09.2011

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1

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GOST	Sternin J. IS A COP OFFENSE WORD? // Russkaya rech. – 2011. – Issue №5 C. 34-38 .
MLA	Sternin, Joseph "IS A COP OFFENSE WORD?." Russkaya rech. 5 (2011).:34-38.
APA	Sternin J. (2011). IS A COP OFFENSE WORD?. Russkaya rech. no. 5, pp.34-38

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 2. Khimik V.V. Bol'shoj slovar' russkoj razgovornoj leksiki. SPb., 2004.
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 5. Tolkovyj slovar' russkoj razgovornoj rechi (prospekt). – M., IRYa RAN, 2010.
 6. Popova Z.D., Sternin I.A. Kognitivnaya lingvistika. M., 2007.

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