Collocations and, more generally, multiword expressions, have been extensively studied for the English language and a large set of resources are available in terms of linguistic description and tools for language learning. On the contrary, combinatorial resources for Portuguese are scarce, although specific types of collocations, such as light verb constructions, nominal compounds and proverbs, have been the topic of many studies. This chapter reviews different theoretical perspectives on multiword expressions and collocations in Portuguese and presents in more detail the results of the COMBINA-PT project, a corpus-based approach to the study of collocations.info:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersio
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We present a proposal for the annotation of multi-word expressions in a 1M corpus of contemporary po...
This paper presents some aspects of the first Portuguese frequency lexicon extracted from a corpus o...
AbstractThis paper aims to present a recent research on collocation of adjectives inside nominal syn...
This presentation focuses on an ongoing project which aims at the creation of a large lexical databa...
International audienceCollocations started to be a target of research in the twentieth century after...
This paper discusses a lexicographic approach to collocations, presenting the methodology, options, ...
Based on a lexicon of Portuguese MWE, this presentation focuses on an ongoing work that...
Verbal multiword expressions (VMWEs) such as to make ends meet require special attention in NLP and ...
International audienceThe aim of this paper is to organise lexical and conceptual knowledge by analy...
One of the most intriguing phenomena in human languages is the creation and use of idiomatic express...
International audienceThis paper describes a process for bootstrapping a computational lexicon of mu...
The treatment of multiword expressions (MWEs), like take off, bus stop and big deal, is a challenge ...
In this article an evaluation of a method for extracting restricted lexical combinations from parall...
UIDB/03213/2020 UIDP/03213/2020 UID/LIN/03213/2019The aim of this paper is to organise lexical and c...
The aim of this paper is to discuss the compilation of an Online English Collocations Platform, desi...
We present a proposal for the annotation of multi-word expressions in a 1M corpus of contemporary po...
This paper presents some aspects of the first Portuguese frequency lexicon extracted from a corpus o...
AbstractThis paper aims to present a recent research on collocation of adjectives inside nominal syn...