| New sets of words, new collocations of old phrases are new, whatever the expressed intention of the utterer. |
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| It will be seen that, as well as pure diagrams, this method tends to find common trigrams, words, morphemes and collocations. |
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| He has smoothed out a whole range of peculiar collocations and syntactical anomalies in order to make the translation flow. |
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| In any case, they can be considered an authentic source for analyzing the usage of terms as well as their collocations. |
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| Electronic Dictionary is now available for translation of separate words or collocations. |
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| Dictionary makers take a special interest in high-frequency collocations, since they can be the key to understanding how words work in the world. |
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| The editor has included the most typical expressions, phrases and collocations of literary and colloquial Turkish and Bulgarian. |
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| One important component of successful language learning is the mastery of idiomatic forms of expression, including idioms, collocations, and sentence frames. |
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| Developing more coherent and cohesive delivery and dissemination strategies for information and services has been facilitated in sites featuring collocations, communication between departments and community consultations. |
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| The dictionary contains over 30 000 words and typical collocations. |
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| Masahiro Hori, a professor of English linguistics at Kumamoto Gakuen University in Japan, has studied how Charles Dickens breathed new life into literary collocations. |
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| To obtain the quality approach, the translation solution creates dictionaries that contain as many noun collocations, multi-purpose expressions and verb phrases as possible. |
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| Wordnets include words of the natural language, collocations and various relations between them. |
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| Formulaic sequences are organized sequentially in real-time production, and they appear in the forms of collocations, clauses, and long phrasal stretches and even holophrases. |
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