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This paper examines the use of phrasal verbs in general English and in some traffic engineering contexts in order to reveal their meanings, provide their translation equivalents in Serbian, and establish their frequency of occurrence in spoken English and written specific discourse. The corpus comprises 46 phrasal verbs and examples are taken from authentic sources. Although phrasal verbs are often regarded as colloquial, informal and slangy (cf. Palmer 1988), the examples in this paper demonstrate that they can be neutral and formal as well. The findings suggest that phrasal verbs can be found in specialised traffic engineering texts of different genres, and that polysemy and idiomaticity are the main characteristics of phrasal verbs.

Phrasal Verbs in General English and Traffic Engineering and Their Serbian Equivalents