Collocations complexes (application à l’espagnol)
Complex collocations are a type of collocation whose syntactic structure is more complex than that of simple collocations. Thus, they are binary standardized or frequent phrases whose components show a lexical restriction relationship. The complex character of its structure means that one of its components, the collocative, is not a lexical unit, but rather a fixed phrase. Most of them are adverbial, either in the case of verbal predicates (llover a cántaros) or adjectival predicates (loco de atar), although they can also — in less frequent cases — be adjectival, as when combined with a noun (dinero en efectivo), or also nominal, in combination with a verb (hacer un corte de mangas).
Article language: French
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Pamies - José Manuel Pazos, Antonio
2023.
Combined phrasemes 'without a hitch'.
Romanica Olomucensia 35:1
► pp. 139 ff.
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Pamies, Antonio & José Manuel Pazos
2022.
Entre el binomio fraseológico, la colocación compleja y la colostrucción.
Linguistica 62:1-2
► pp. 53 ff.
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