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Phraseological units

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Fixed expressions whose meanings cannot be deduced from the individual words, e.g., 'kick the bucket' (to die).

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Lexicography

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The art or practice of compiling dictionaries, focusing on the selection and arrangement of lexical units.

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Idiomaticity

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The quality of a phraseological unit that makes it non-literal and unique in meaning, e.g., 'spill the beans' means to reveal a secret.

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Somatic idioms

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Expressions that involve body parts, e.g., 'to have a heart of gold'.

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Free word-groups

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Combinations of words that can be rearranged without changing their meaning, unlike phraseological units.

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Terminology

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The set of specialized words and expressions used in a particular field, e.g., 'antibiotic' in medicine.

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Reproducibility in speech

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The ability of phraseological units to be used consistently in communication.

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Structural stability

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The characteristic of phraseological units that makes their structure fixed and not easily altered.

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Lexicology

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The study of the meaning, form, and behavior of words.

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Phraseology

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The study of fixed expressions and idioms in a language.