Chapter 7 Lexical Semantics
assume equivalence between words in translation, even though words rarely have the same meaning in two different languages. It is argued that several findings in L2 lexical semantics are of direct relevance to teaching practice, materials development, and syllabus design. THE MENTAL LEXICON: A WORLD OF WORDS Reference, Sense, and Lexical Relations
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