BY SALVIJA KILIOTAITYTĖ
Dept. of incline Philology
Vytautas Magnus University
Lexicology and Lexicography
Doc. Dr. Dalia Masaitienė
13 November 2008
Contents
1. INTRODUCTION 3
2. supposed modelling 3
1. Types of synonyms 3
2. The connotations 4
3. Verb laugh and its synonyms 4
4. Usable collocations with the synonyms of verb laugh 4
3. PRACTICAL FRAMEWORK 5
1. Differences among synonyms 6
2. Connotations of synonyms of verb laugh 6
3. Table of synonyms 6
4. Comparison of the definitions given in the Oxford move on learner’s lexicon of current English with the Longman dictionary of English language and culture ` 7
4.
CONCLUTIONS 8
REFERENCES 9
APPENDIX - The definitions and examples of the synonyms 10
1. Introduction
In the English language there are a lot of synonyms, which appeared in the language through borrowings from the other languages. This subject pull up stakes crumple the verb laugh and its eight synonyms. It will describe them and give examples and collocations. This paper will show the differences between them. The aim of this paper is crumble these synonyms and to describe the differences and similarities in meanings among them. Finally, it will indicate whether these synonyms are well related in meaning or not.
This paper will include theoretical and practical parts, which will help to strain the goal of this work. For theoretical and practical parts were used dictionaries much(prenominal) as: Oxford collocations dictionary: for students of English, Oxford advanced learner’s dictionary for current English, Dictionary of synonyms and antonyms,...If you want to get a all-encompassing essay, order it on our website: Orderessay
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