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Generative grammar explains that linguistic expressions are generated and defined by a number of syntactic and semantic rules Idioms, however, are notorious

An idiom is a phrase or fixed expression that has a figurative, or sometimes literal , meaning Example To smell a rat: means to sense that something is wrong;

[PDF] What are idioms? - Assets - Cambridge University Press

Idioms are fixed combinations of words whose meaning is often difficult to guess from the meaning of each individual word For example, if I say 'I put my foot in it

[PDF] In the Loop: A Reference Guide to American English Idioms

Idiom: a group of words that means something different than the individual words it contains As with any language, American English is full of idioms, especially

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Generative grammar explains that linguistic expressions are generated and defined by a number of syntactic and semantic rules Idioms, however, are notorious

[PDF] A New Approach for Idiom Identification Using Meanings and the Web

Efficiently extracting idioms significantly improves many areas of NLP But most of the idiom extraction techniques are biased in a way that they focus on a specific

[PDF] Experiments in Idiom Recognition - Association for Computational

11 déc 2016 · (2014), we treat idioms as semantic outliers Our assumption is that the context word distribution for a literal expression will be different from the

[PDF] The Syntax of Idioms - CRISSP

Subproject 2 aims to show that idiomatic expressions are essentially opaque domains, but that dependencies with idiom-external material is possible under certain

[PDF] The Most Frequent Opaque Idioms in English News - ERIC

idioms may contribute to filling the rift of lexical coverage that individual words fail to account for in news articles For English learners, this opaque idiom

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