从英语习语看英美文化（British and American cultures from English Idioms）.docVIP

从英语习语看英美文化（British and American cultures from English Idioms） From English idioms, British and American culture,.Txtcopy (copy) other peoples personality signature, not called plagiarism, not called no assertive, just feel right. The same thing happened. British and American cultures from English Idioms Data Abstract: English idioms are an important part of English language culture. English idioms reflect the rich cultural information and unique cultural characteristics of the English speaking peoples in geography, history, religion, life customs and so on. An accurate grasp of idioms in English can help us to understand the cultural and cultural differences in English vocabulary and to use English more accurately and vividly. Key words: English idioms; British and American culture. I. Introduction Language is a human creation in labor, idioms reflects the language features, it comes from the ordinary peoples production and life experience, is a microcosm of the essence of language and language; language is a sign system is arbitrary and conventional idioms in language practice; language is to communicate for the purpose, the origin of the most frequently used idioms and slang is slang in oral communication; language is human wisdom, idioms mainly reflect the rhetorical figures of the language (which is a significant part of the literary giants wonderful words); language is for human activities and services. Idioms just vividly reflects all aspects of human life. Broad sense idioms contain metaphorical phrases, slang, proverbs, idioms, proverbs, allusions and so on. They are the crystallization of language development. The English language has a long history, contains a large number of idioms, or implicitly, humor, or serious, not only elegant, concise and comprehensive, but vivid, full of wit and humour, for linguistic flaor. Because of geography, history, religious beliefs and customs and other aspects of the English language, idioms carry national cultural inform