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Terminological Collocations in (Czech) Medical Texts [PDF]

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Bozdechová, Ivana
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Identification of phrasal verbs in the literature [PDF]

Kovács, Éva
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Identification of Metaphorical Collocations in Different Languages – Similarities and Differences

International Conference on Text, Speech and Dialogue, 2022
Metaphorical collocations are a subset of collocations in which a semantic shift has occurred in one of the components. The main goal of this paper is to describe the process of identifying metaphorical collocations in different languages – English, German and Croatian. Approaches to annotating metaphorical collocations from a list of word sketches for
Lucia Nacinovic Prskalo, Marija Brkic Bakaric   +1 more
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Fine-tuning BERT for the task of metaphorical collocations identification

Proceedings of the 2024 8th International Conference on Natural Language Processing and Information Retrieval
The study deals with token classification, focusing on BERT-based models, in particular multilingual BERT (mBERT) and BERTić. We take pre-trained models and fine-tune them for a specific downstream task, namely the recognition of metaphorical collocations.
Lucia Nacinovic Prskalo, Marija Brkic Bakaric   +1 more
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Understanding Metaphor Collocation and its Patterns

International Journal of Research and Innovation in Social Science
Research on collocations published in English occasionally mentions “metaphorical collocations”, yet these studies rarely offer any specific definitions for metaphorical collocations. Since metaphorical collocations are an intriguing area for investigation, this paper aims to gain a deeper understanding of the current understanding of metaphorical ...
Norasyikin Abdul Malik, Faizah Mohamad, Mohamad Syafiq Ya Shak   +2 more
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Proposal of a catalogue of criteria for the identification and classification of metaphorical collocations

Yearbook of Phraseology
This article focuses on metaphorical collocations, a special subtype of lexical collocations in which the cohesion between the constituents is based on a lexicalised metaphor (see Reder 2006; Volungevičienė 2008; Konecny 2010a, 2010b, 2023).
Aneta Stojić, Christine Konecny
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Study for the Processing of the Chinese Verb-Noun Anomalous Collocations with Metaphors

International Conference on Asian Language Processing, 2020
The processing of Verb-Noun Anomalous Collocations is a hot issue of Chinese information processing. The Verb-Noun Anomalous Collocations with metaphorical is due to verbs or nouns with the characteristics of conceptual metaphor.
Mengxiang Wang, Hongcheng Ma, Jun-hee Hong   +2 more
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Metaphorical collocations through the prism of language teaching: Why and how they should be included in ESP vocabulary instruction?

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Figurative language is part of our everyday interactions to a much larger degree than we are probably aware. Metaphorical collocations (MCs) are a specific subset of figurative expressions and as such are currently deemed a necessary part of any language
Jasmina Jelčić Čolakovac
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Metonymic and metaphoric meaning extensions of Chinese FACE and its collocations

Pragmatics and Society, 2020
AbstractThis paper studies the extension of conventional meanings of Chinese FACE expressions in their collocations as well as the collocations themselves through metonymy and metaphor. The data with five FACE expressions included are sampled from the corpus of Center for Chinese Linguistics at Peking University.
Zhengjun Lin, Shengxi Jin
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Linguistic Metaphors and Collocation in Nonliterary Corpus Data

Metaphor and Symbol, 1999
The description of linguistic metaphors has often been restricted to intuitively generated examples or the analysis of short texts. The development of large corpora of computer-searchable nonliterary texts enables researchers to make more accurate statements about the use of linguistic metaphors. In the studies described in this article, a computerized
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