Учебное пособие в систематизированном виде содержит необходимые для изучения курса лексикологии английского языка вспомогательные материалы: планы семинаров, определения основных понятий и терминов на английском и русском языках, темы курсовых

clickprint
n. A pattern of web surfing behavior that uniquely identifies the person doing the surfing.
We address the question of whether humans have unique signatures - of clickprints - when they browse the Web. The importance of being able to an­swer this can be significant given applications to electronic commerce in general and in particular online fraud detection, a major problem in electronic commerce costing the economy billions of dollars annually.
piggybacker
n. A person who uses a wireless Internet connection without permission.
bluejacking
pp. Temporarily hijacking another person's cell phone by sending it an anonymous text message using the Bluetooth wireless networking system (bluejack v, bluejacker, n.).
Phone owners now have something else to do with their handset: bluejacking. This involves sending anonymous text messages to other phone users via Bluetooth short-range radio. Bluetooth works over a range of about 10 metres and phones fitted with it can be made to search for other handsets using it that will accept messages sent to them. Mobile phone buffs have been bluejacking for months but it now looks set to become much more widespread.
Theme 8
CONVERSION
There are known knowns, there are known unknowns. But there
are also unknown unknowns - the ones we don't know we don't know.
Donald Rumsfeld 'Politician
In English every word can be verbed.
Alan J. Perlis
Discussion

1. 
   Definitions, general description of conversion in English.
   
2. 
   Productive and unproductive conversion models.
   
3. 
   Typical semantic relations within conversion pairs.
   

Terminology