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ArticleWhat are collocations: Sandy beaches or false teeth?

Thomas Herbst1996

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What are collocations: Sandy beaches or false teeth?

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Second Language Acquisition and Learning Lexicography and Language Studies Linguistic research and analysis

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Definition et typologie des collocations a l'aide d'exemples tires de guides touristiques anglais

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Year1996

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Published1996-07-01

VenueEnglish Studies

ISSN-L0013-838X

Languageen

Citations149

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