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Representing Idioms: Syntactic and Contextual Effects on Idiom Processing
Language and Speech, 2013Recent work on the processing of idiomatic expressions argues against the idea that idioms are simply big words. For example, hybrid models of idiom representation, originally investigated in the context of idiom production, propose a priority of literal computation, and a principled relationship between the conceptual meaning of an idiom, its literal ...
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Passivizability of Idioms: Has the Wrong Tree Been Barked Up?
Language and Speech, 2020 A growing number of studies support the partial compositionality of idiomatic phrases, while idioms are thought to vary in their syntactic flexibility.
Marianna Kyriacou, Kathy Conklin
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Journal of Memory and Language, 1988
Abstract The access of idiomatic expressions was investigated in three cross-modal priming experiments. When the idiomatic string was predictable, subjects were faster at performing a lexical decision to idiomatically related targets than to literally related targets (Experiment 1).
CACCIARI, Cristina, TABOSSI P.
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Abstract The access of idiomatic expressions was investigated in three cross-modal priming experiments. When the idiomatic string was predictable, subjects were faster at performing a lexical decision to idiomatically related targets than to literally related targets (Experiment 1).
CACCIARI, Cristina, TABOSSI P.
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Language, 1994
In the literature of generative grammar, idiomaticity has been widely identified with noncompositionality. Such a definition fails to recognize several important dimensions of idiomaticity, including, among others, conventionality and figuration. We propose to distinguish IDIOMATICALLY COMBINING EXPRESSIONS (e.g.
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In the literature of generative grammar, idiomaticity has been widely identified with noncompositionality. Such a definition fails to recognize several important dimensions of idiomaticity, including, among others, conventionality and figuration. We propose to distinguish IDIOMATICALLY COMBINING EXPRESSIONS (e.g.
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Proceedings of the 2nd edition on Programming systems, languages and applications based on actors, agents, and decentralized control abstractions, 2012
Actor systems are driven by asynchronous message reception events. Taking full advantage of the Actor Model requires recognizing relevant patterns of actor interaction. We describe several idioms here, in hopes of beginning to build a catalog of useful interactions. Some idioms simply implement already-familiar mechanisms, in terms of actors.
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Actor systems are driven by asynchronous message reception events. Taking full advantage of the Actor Model requires recognizing relevant patterns of actor interaction. We describe several idioms here, in hopes of beginning to build a catalog of useful interactions. Some idioms simply implement already-familiar mechanisms, in terms of actors.
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Journal of Logic, Language and Information, 2018
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2022
Abstract A perennial question of translators was whether it was more faithful to render the text as closely as possible to the original wording, or to render its meaning as accurately as possible in natural vernacular. But how could translators render the meaning of words that seemed inseparable from foreign linguistic contexts?
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Abstract A perennial question of translators was whether it was more faithful to render the text as closely as possible to the original wording, or to render its meaning as accurately as possible in natural vernacular. But how could translators render the meaning of words that seemed inseparable from foreign linguistic contexts?
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Compilation of an idiom example database for supervised idiom identification
Language Resources and Evaluation, 2009Some phrases can be interpreted in their context either idiomatically (figuratively) or literally. The precise identification of idioms is essential in order to achieve full-fledged natural language processing. Because of this, the authors of this paper have created an idiom corpus for Japanese.
Chikara Hashimoto, Daisuke Kawahara
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Crazy Idioms: A Conversational Idiom Book
TESOL Quarterly, 1990Eda Ashby, Nina Weinstein
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