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Verb collocations and phraseology in EcoLexicon

To satisfy the expectations of specialized audiences, translators are not only concerned with knowledge transfer, but also with the use of suitable terminological and phraseological units. Specialized resources with conceptual and linguistic information on a subject field are thus essential. This pa...

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Semantic categories
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Spanish language
terminological knowledge bases
Terminology
verb collocations
Verbs
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