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The term collocation designates cases of lexical-syntactic co-occurrence, i.e., words that usually go together. Collocations make speech and writing sound much more natural, but usually cause difficulties for learners of a foreign language, especially in
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A Multilingual Integrated Framework for Processing Lexical Collocations
Lexical collocations are typical combinations of words, such as heavy rain, close collaboration, or to meet a deadline. Pervasive in language, they are a key issue for NLP systems since, as other types of multi-word expressions like idioms, they do not allow for word-by-word processing.
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