Definition Synonyms
Definition of collocation - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
linguisticsTECH. habitual combination of words in a languageTECH.
- 'Make a decision' is a common collocation in English.
2.
placementDated the act of placing things togetherDated
- The collocation of furniture can affect the room's ambiance..
Origin of collocation
Latin, collocare (to place together)
Examples of collocation in a sentence
Learning collocations can improve language fluency. The collocation of art pieces created a stunning display. The collocation of words in poetry can create unique effects.
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- French:collocation, agencement, ...
- German:Wortverbindung, Zusammenstellung, ...
- Italian:collocazione, disposizione, ...
- Spanish:colocación, disposición, ...
- Portuguese:colocação, disposição, ...
- Chinese:搭配, 布置, ...
- Japanese:コロケーション, 配置, ...
- Arabic:تلازم لفظي, تجميع, ...
- Hebrew:צֵרוּף, הַצָּבָה בְּיַחַד, ...
- Russian:коллокация, размещение, ...
- Ukrainian:словосполука, розміщення, ...
- Hindi:कोलोकेशन, संगठन, ...
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