WORKING WITH EXPLANATORY DICTIONARIES OF THE MODERN RUSSIAN LITERARY LANGUAGE.
Keywords:
Explanatory dictionaries, Russian language, modern literary language, vocabulary, language proficiency, cross-referencing, usage frequency, register, formality levels, regional variations, phraseology, set expressions, cultural context, word usage restrictions, grammatical constructions, specialized vocabulary, language learning.Abstract
This article focuses on the topic of working with explanatory dictionaries of the modern Russian literary language. Explanatory dictionaries are valuable linguistic resources that provide detailed explanations, definitions, and additional information about words and phrases in a specific language. In the context of the Russian language, explanatory dictionaries play a crucial role in expanding vocabulary, improving language proficiency, and deepening understanding of the language's nuances. This article explores various aspects of working with explanatory dictionaries, including cross-referencing, usage frequency, register and formality levels, regional variations, phraseology and set expressions, cultural and social context, word usage restrictions, grammatical constructions, and specialized vocabulary. The article emphasizes the importance of using explanatory dictionaries as part of a comprehensive language learning approach and highlights their role in fostering language development and communicative competence.
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