ON SOME PHRASEOLOGICAL UNITS CHARACTERIZING A PERSON IN RUSSIAN AND ARMENIAN

Abstract

Comparative phraseology in its modern understanding is a special field of research aimed at identifying similarities and differences between phraseological units of various languages. The object of study in comparative phraseology is, in principle, the entire spectrum of formal and semantic characteristics of phraseological units, with the subject of analysis being not only separate phraseological units but also groups of expressions united by one feature or another. Within the framework of this article, the traditionally distinguished types of interlingual equivalence will be submitted  to the following three classes: “full equivalents”,  “partial equivalents”, “non-equivalent”.