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An idiom is a set of expressions that are used in speech to give it emotionality and imagery. They can be both positive and negative. In this article we will look at several examples of idiomatic expressions in Russian.

1. Idiom “Idiom” means “by itself.” It is used to describe something that is unique, unusual or special. For example: “This person is a real genius. He can solve any problem because he is an Idiom.”

2. The idiom “Not Idiom” is used to express a negative emotion or feeling. For example: “I don’t like this job because it is not an Idiom.”

3. Idiom "Idiom Idiom" means something that has great meaning or importance. For example: “Health is an Idiom Idiom, so we must take care of it.”

4. The idiom "Idiom within an Idiom" means that something is part of something else. For example: “The word “Idiom” is an Idiom in an Idiom because it comes from the Greek word “idios” (itself).”

In general, the use of idiomatic expressions in speech helps to make it more emotional and expressive. However, it must be remembered that not all expressions are suitable for all situations and can have different meanings depending on the context.

The history of the word “Idiom” has not been fully studied, but also has no boundaries, since words and phrases united by the term are found in absolutely any language, not only Russian, English or French, but in many world languages. The accumulated information that is currently in dictionaries and reference books allows us to take a fresh look at the term, resort to analysis, or give it a historical, cognitive or cultural interpretation. It should be remembered that this is not a textbook, so it is impossible to include all significant issues in one very voluminous article. Therefore, we will divide it into several subsections.

I. Idiom as a linguist