Kollokationer som fraseologisk kategori set fra forskellige synsvinker
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https://doi.org/10.7146/hjlcb.v18i35.25818Abstract
The delimitation of collocations as a category on its own can be done along different lines. The purpose of this paper is to discuss the definition and use of the term ’collocation’ from various points of view. Collocations differ from free word combinations on one hand and from idioms on the other, having two characteristic features: a certain degree of meaning compositionality and a certain degree of formal, structural and lexical fixedness. These features appear in several combinations which form the basis of different classifications. First, criteria and classifications are discussed; second, the use of the term in lexicographic theory and corpus linguistics is analyzed. The discussion is illustrated by a few examples of lexicographic representation in Danish dictionaries. Finally, an outline of various descriptive approaches with their focus on particular features is presented.Downloads
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