Результаты (
английский) 1:
[копия]Скопировано!
1.1.2 Allusions and figurative expressionsAllusions and figurative expressions are often used when writing headlines to make them more influence on the reader. If the reader, for which English is not the native, not well acquainted with the literature of Britain and the United States, music, cinema, political sphere, etc., in such a case, these headlines will be difficult. This is due to the fact that the allusion is "an allusion to real political, historical or literary fact to be known", therefore, if the reader is not very familiar with the cultural background of Britain and the United States, he will not be able to understand the meaning of the title, he would have to read the entire article and perhaps use more help resources: dictionaries, encyclopedias, Internet (Halperin i.r., 2007: 190).1.1.3 the abbreviated words in titlesA characteristic feature for headers is the abundance of abbreviations and acronyms, and if you do not know the meaning of an acronym the word, it is almost impossible to understand the meaning of the title. Reductions are divided into: taken (used in the speech); occasional (copyright). It should be noted that it is easier to decipher okkazional′noe reduction, because it only exists within a given context and usually their full form is either at the beginning or in the middle of the text. If the message is clear, the deciphering of the reduction presents no special difficulties. To decipher acronyms and abbreviations, there are many handbooks and manuals. In addition, lists of abbreviations can be found in the annexes to the Anglo-Russian dictionaries
переводится, пожалуйста, подождите..
