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collocation

[ US /kɑɫəˈkeɪʃən/ ]
NOUN
  1. a grouping of words in a sentence
  2. the act of positioning close together (or side by side)
    it is the result of the juxtaposition of contrasting colors

How To Use collocation In A Sentence

  • The surface concentration of the adsorbed surfactants, the surface velocity and the migration velocity of the bubble are obtained by a boundary collocation technique.
  • The surface concentration of the adsorbed surfactants, the surface velocity and the migration velocity of the bubble are obtained by a boundary collocation technique.
  • Banker: There are two other modes. One is collocation; the other is letter of Credit LIC.
  • The collocation of this process with the formative and summative assessment technology of the HSC examination further complicates the situation.
  • That collocation of ingredients necessarily is attended with harm to the competitive process.
  • If the substituted words have relevant meanings, so much the better; and if the original collocation is archaic or otherwise non-compositional, that improves the chances still further.
  • And Michael was working on the idea that there was a highly productive seam of collocationally powerful ‘mid-frequency’ lexis that was ripe for investigation. L is for (Michael) Lewis « An A-Z of ELT
  • In the phrase 'a hard frost', 'hard' is a collocation of 'frost' and 'strong' would not sound natural.
  • Food suggestion tie-in: appropriate and pasta, roast pork, grilled steaks, Hamburg, ribs, wiener roast collocation such as edible.
  • Both leben and much food collocation do not alternate very much, especially, breakfast is matching for bread , dessert , there is trunk having sparse, good mouth feeling nutrition enriches.
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