Aurélio dictionaries: the analysis of idioms under the perspective of Pedagogical Lexicography

This article aims to undertake an analysis based on two entries (bread and egg) in three dictionaries of the Aurélio line (Mini Aurélio, Aurélio Júnior and Aurélio), in order to verify how Idioms are addressed in each record. The entries presented in this research were selected through a quantitativ...

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Authors: Caldas, Ariane Donizete Delgado Ribeiro Caldas, Nadin da Silva, Odair Luiz, Orenha-Ottaiano, Adriane
Format: article
Status:Published version
Publication Date:2021
Country:Brasil
Institution:Universidade Federal do Ceará (UFC)
Repository:Entrepalavras
Language:Portuguese
OAI Identifier:oai:ojs.localhost:article/2046
Online Access:http://www.entrepalavras.ufc.br/revista/index.php/Revista/article/view/2046
Access Level:Open access
Keyword:Pedagogical Lexicography. Idioms. Aurélio Dictionaries.
Lexicografia Pedagógica. Expressões Idiomáticas. Dicionários Aurélio.
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Summary:This article aims to undertake an analysis based on two entries (bread and egg) in three dictionaries of the Aurélio line (Mini Aurélio, Aurélio Júnior and Aurélio), in order to verify how Idioms are addressed in each record. The entries presented in this research were selected through a quantitative analysis, which sought to highlight the two most frequent entries from a list of idioms compiled by Seco (2017). From this selection and from the perspective of Pedagogical Lexicography, that says to us that the type of dictionary designed to be used in the teaching of a language, whether mother or foreign, should attend to the needs of the students who use them, we seek to analyze how the selected dictionaries approach the Idioms, in order to check how these expressions are presented to students. This search concludes that, despite the delimitation of the clipping made here, the dictionaries the dictionaries fall short on the pedagogical aspect, as theywe identify the lack of information that is relevant to the consultants. We hope that this research could be deepened in the future, in order to prove the first data found.