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collocation

/ˌkɒl.əˈkeɪ.ʃən/

Übersetzung: Substantiv, das eine natürliche, häufig gemeinsam auftretende Wortverbindung oder Wortgruppe in einer Sprache bezeichnet; auch die Handlung, Dinge nahe beieinander oder nebeneinander anzuordnen.

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Wortbeziehungen

noun

/ˌkɒl.əˈkeɪ.ʃən/C1formal
  • deSubstantiv, das eine natürliche, häufig gemeinsam auftretende Wortverbindung oder Wortgruppe in einer Sprache bezeichnet; auch die Handlung, Dinge nahe beieinander oder nebeneinander anzuordnen.

A noun referring to a natural combination or grouping of words in a language that frequently occur together, or the act of placing items close together or side by side.

  1. Word groupingB2formal

    A sequence of words that often go together in a language, forming a natural-sounding combination.

    deKollokation

    • 'Strong coffee' is a common collocation in English.
    • Learning collocations helps you sound more fluent.
    • The dictionary lists many useful collocations for the word 'make'.
  2. Positioning togetherC1formal

    The act of placing things close together or side by side.

    deZusammenstellung

    • The collocation of the two statues in the museum was intentional.
    • The artist studied the collocation of colors in the painting.
    • The collocation of the furniture created a cozy atmosphere.

    Synonymeappositionarrangementjuxtapositionplacement

    Antonymedisconnectiondisjunctionseparation

Formen
  • collocations plural form
  • collocations' possessive plural form
  • collocation's possessive singular form
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