This article presents an analysis of the lexical features of the English and Russian languages within the context of engineering and technological technologies. The study aims to explore the specific terminologies and linguistic characteristics that are prevalent in these languages, highlighting the similarities and differences in their usage within the field of engineering. The research methodology employed in this study involves the collection and analysis of engineering-related texts, such as technical manuals, research papers, and industry-specific documents, in both English and Russian. A corpus-based approach is adopted to identify and compare the lexical features, including specialized vocabulary, terminology, collocations, phraseology, and syntactic patterns specific to engineering and technological technologies.

lexical features, english language, russian language, engineering, technological technologies, terminology, linguistic characteristics, comparative analysis, corpus-based approach, specialized vocabulary, loanwords, technical terms, morphological complexity, inflections, derivations, semantic nuances, pragmatic aspects, cultural factors, translation and interpretation, language teaching

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