Phraseologisms make each language unique, beautiful, unlike others, even mysterious.
For example, if a foreigner hears the phrase “the language will reach Kiev”, he probably represents a language-like mutant leading tourists to the capital of Ukraine. Although this phraseology with the word "language" is quite simple to explain - if you ask the way from oncoming travelers, you can find out the route to any destination.
Meaning of the noun "language"
Language is:
- An organ located in the oral cavity, participating in articulation, helping to capture and chew food and equipped with taste buds: Oleg Nikolaevich accidentally bit his tongue at breakfast.
- A dish prepared from the tongue of an animal: Kiryushka did not like boiled tongue, no assurances that this was a delicacy, and very useful, did not help.
- Detail of a bell, which, striking the bell itself, produces a melodic ringing: The bell-ringer rang the bell so desperately that it seemed that languages would come off.
- A system that serves to express thoughts, which has a certain phonetic and grammatical system: Russian was taught boring at school.
- Style, style: The essay is written in vibrant, colorful language.
- A prisoner detained in order to obtain information about the enemy: As soon as the tongue breaks, throw it off a cliff.
- Translator: I had to bring a language with me.
- Means of human communication: Language arose at the dawn of humanity.
- Sign system: What programming languages did you study in high school?
Morphological features
I-z-s-k - a word consisting of two syllables, four letters and five sounds. This is an inanimate noun of masculine gender, II declension.
Phraseologisms with the word "language" and their meaning
Do you often encounter idioms in everyday life that are based on body parts?
Phraseologisms with the word "language" are very many:
- Tipun to you ... - an angry parting word to someone who said tactlessness or something very unpleasant: How can you say this: tipun to you ***!
- To scratch ... oh - to chat: Enough *** to scratch - go to work!
- To step on ... - to silence: Elena Valerievna really wanted to speak, but still stepped on her ***.
- The devil pulled for ... - it is said with regret about the rashly spoken words: The devil pulled me for *** to tell you this, forgive me, please.
- Like a cow ... om licked - about what suddenly, unexpectedly disappeared without a trace: Treats disappeared from the table like a cow *** licked.
- Find a common ... - understand each other: The new teacher hardly found a common *** with teenagers.
- Keep ... by the teeth - keep a secret: Hold *** by the teeth, dare not tell anyone anything.
- To get on ... - to become a topic of discussion for gossips: They spare no one, they should get on ***.
- Bite ... - shut up: She almost told the strangers the truth, but bit her on time ***.
- To chat ... oh - there is too much and out of place to talk: Andryushka just *** to chat - he’s empty.
- Pull for ... - pry out information, force to speak out: Nobody pulled you for ***.
- Angry at ... - intemperate, rude, sarcastic: It is very difficult to communicate with Maxim: he is very angry at ***.
- Dissolve ... - say too much, gossip: Julia too often dissolves ***.
- To run, sticking out ... - to rush with all his might: The boys had to be in time, they ran out sticking out ***.
- Tongue without bones, long ..., ..., like a broomstick - about a talker: You *** have absolutely no bones, what you carry.
- Jump off ... and - break out (about words): Terrible words jumped off ***, Lyudmila Alexandrovna came to her senses, but it was too late.
- Hang ... on the shoulder - very tired: He walked, from fatigue *** hanging on the shoulder.
- Weave ... ohm - to chat everything without thinking: From excitement, she weaved and weaved ***.
- Turns around on the tip ... but - I know, but I can’t remember, I can’t find the words: The name of the book was spinning on the tip ***.
- ... does not turn around - I’m embarrassed to say: How did he turn ***?
- ... perfectly suspended - eloquent: Vasily will cope: he *** is very well suspended.
- To own ... oh - to speak a foreign language: Alina owned five ***.
- ... dislocate - it’s hard to pronounce: The name of the sheikh is such that *** you will dislocate while you say it.
- To speak different ... ah - not to understand each other at all: Spouses spoke different ***.
- ... is braided - it is not able to clearly and clearly state even the simplest thought: So the head hurts, that *** is braided.
Phraseologism with the words "Russian language"
One of the most commonly used phraseological units is "speak Russian", which means "speak clearly, clearly, understandably, easily."
For instance:
- I think you said the Russian language: you can’t go to a construction site.
- In Russian I say: "Do not dare! Do not dare! Do not dare!"
- The Russian language teacher told you to come up with five phraseological units with the word "language".
- Father told him in Russian that he would buy a hoverboard if there weren’t three in a quarter.