[Lexicog] preposition-focused collocations dictionaries

[Wayne Leman]

Mike, I used www.onelook.com which you pointed me to. It mentioned WordNet
2.0 which I already had on my computer but didn't realize had preposition
collocations such as I was looking for. So, we're, shall we say, back, uh,
on track!   :-)

Wayne
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Wayne Leman
Cheyenne website: http://www.geocities.com/cheyenne_language

<snip>
> Ah, here's an interesting one: www.onelook.com.  Enter "up", and down near
> the bottom of the search page is a box that says "Phrases that include
> _up_".  Clicking on the "more..." link gives a page with 100 hits (most of
> which I've never heard of), and links to more.  That should satisfy you!
> Same with "over"--I found "over the hill", but not "over (his) cold",
> though, even when I restricted the hits to those relating to illness.
> --
> Mike Maxwell
> Linguistic Data Consortium
> maxwell at ldc.upenn.edu



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