The meaning of an idiom can not always be derived from the conjoined meaning of its elements. (
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- The meaning of a compound is always the sum of the meaning of its parts.
- Which of the following statements is correct about idioms? A: The meaning of idioms is the sum of the meaning of its components. B: The meaning of idioms can be predicted from the meaning of its parts. C: Kids do not have learn the meaning of idioms. D: The meaning of idioms is fixed and has to be learned.
- Diachronic study of word meanings is concerned with how a word develops its ______ meaning from its _____ meaning. ( ) A: primary; derived B: derived; primary C: central; secondary D: secondary; central
- An idiom is a phrase or expression where the words together have a meaning that is ______ from the meaning of the individual words as defined in dictionaries.
- ( ) The primary meaning of a word is always its central meaning.
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The meaning of a word can sometimes be guessed from its ( ). A: contest B: contact C: context D: content
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For semantic unity, the meaning of an idiom is not often ___________in the meaning of each element.
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The meaning of the word “myth” is derived from the Greek word “______”, which means “tale” or “story”.
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According to most scholars, how much of our meaning is derived from nonverbal signals?
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If a word or phrase is used in its exact or original meaning without any additional meaning, then we can say we only use __________ of it. A: figurative meaning B: literary meaning C: connotative meaning D: denotative meaning