À propos de quelques glissements de sens rocambolesques
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Abstract
The paper deals with the semantic content of three German loan words rocambole, schlass and schnorchel. These three lexical units belong to a set of lexical Germanisms, which have been subjected to a frequency analysis in the French modern written language and then to research as to what extent they are known and used by today´s native speakers. These lexical units evince small shifts of meaning compared with their definitions which appear traditionally in the French monolingual dictionaries.
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| Authors | ;Zuzana Hildenbrand |
| Journal | Cell death discovery |
| Year | 2012 |
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