ENGLISH BORDER GUARD TERMINOLOGY: LEXICO-SEMANTIC ANALYSIS AND THE PECULIARITIES OF THE USE
Keywords:
term, border guard officer, European Union, US, semantics, structure
Abstract
The article analyzes lexical and semantic peculiarities of English border guard terminology and gives author's semantic classification. The results of the analysis of the English border guard terminology units are presented and the peculiarities of their use by the border guards in the course of border guarding of the EU and the USA are described.
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uploads/2015/11/ Report_2013_ENGL-.pdf.
2. Cabre M.Teresa. Terminology : theory, methods, and applications; edited by Juan C. Sager; translated by Janet Ann DeCesaris. 1999. 263 p.
3. Frontex. Common Core Curriculum. EU Border Guard Basic Training. Warsaw, Poland, 2012. 270 p.
4. Fundamental rights at airports: border checks at five international airports in the European Union. Luxembourg: Publications office of the European Union, 2014. 118 p.
5. Krietemeyer, George E. The coast guardsman’s manual; revised by George E. Krietemeyer, with the assistance of Doug Starr and Wayne Truax. 8th ed. 1991. 690 p.
Published
2018-03-26
Pages
119-123
Issue
Section
SECTION 1 ROMANIC LANGUAGES
