Peculiarities of English Oil and Gas Terminology

Eponymous Technical Terms In English Special Terminology

“…The formal structure of eponyms and eponymous terms shows that they fully comply with traditionally accepted models of words and phrases of general language (Gorokhova, 2019;Gorokhova & Kubyshko, 2020;St-Pierre & Kar, 2005). The analysis of the structural characteristics of eponyms and eponymous terms allows to conclude that an eponymous unit is the initial part of the terminological structure and usually stands in preposition to the appellative.…”

“…Such an associative connection is very common to the whole semantic group, and mostly the result of conscious nomination to the person engaged in the process of discovery. (Gorokhova, 2019;Sidorova & Fedorova, 2019). Moreover, eponyms are not synonymous, homonymous, polysemic which allows to these units to be contributed to unambiguous, which brings them closer to ideal terms (Danilenko, 2015;Grinev-Grinevich, 2008;Kulikova, 2012).…”

“…The concept is one of the most important https://doi. org/10.15405/epsbs.2020.12.03.41 Corresponding Author: Natalia Gorokhova Selection and peer-review under responsibility of the Organizing Committee of the conference eISSN: 2357-1330 414 categories of pragmalinguistics, functional stylistics and sociolinguistics (Gorokhova, 2019). It is relatively fixed types that are produced by each sphere of language use being a meaningful pattern in human interaction, communication and understanding (Gorokhova & Kubyshko, 2019).…”

“…However, a study of the English technical eponymous constructions of special terminology made it possible to identify the main thematic eponymous groups, demonstrated in Table 01, where eponyms and eponymous terms are used to denote certain concepts: Any terminology is characterized by correlation within a certain set of categories, i.e. a sequence of meanings (Gorokhova, 2019;Gorokhova & Kubyshko, 2020). The study of technical eponyms and eponymous terms allows to identify the main categories of concepts in which they exist.…”

Determinologization And Transterminologization Processes In Modern Oil And Gas Discourse

“…The idea of semantic modifications is discussed in many Russian scientific papers (Gorokhova, 2014;Leichik, 2007;Sulejmanova, 2006;Tatarinov, 1988;Yunusova, 2010) and foreign ones (Kreidler, 1998;Sager, 1990). It is the well-known fact that any specialised terminology is one of the most flexible parts of the language use due to its instability compared to the terminological system (Gorokhova, 2019).…”