Hi everybody,
I am very excited to announce that we now have a "dictionary" of English collocations on WordReference.com
Collocations are words that tend to travel together. You commit a criminal offense , take a shower (at least within the US). you would possibly be "raised on a farm". Sometimes languages are difficult and it's difficult to seek out the proper adjective to travel with a noun or use the language in an idiomatic way. This work is our plan to make it easier to seek out this information.
I am quite pleased with our work here and hope it'll be an excellent and invaluable resource for people, especially those learning English and trying to precise themselves well.
Mike
EDIT
If you would like to feature a post in reference to this new dictionary, please attend this thread:
Announcing the Dictionary of English Collocations on WR
Thank you
I am very excited to announce that we now have a "dictionary" of English collocations on WordReference.com
Collocations are words that tend to travel together. You commit a criminal offense , take a shower (at least within the US). you would possibly be "raised on a farm". Sometimes languages are difficult and it's difficult to seek out the proper adjective to travel with a noun or use the language in an idiomatic way. This work is our plan to make it easier to seek out this information.
I am quite pleased with our work here and hope it'll be an excellent and invaluable resource for people, especially those learning English and trying to precise themselves well.
Mike
EDIT
If you would like to feature a post in reference to this new dictionary, please attend this thread:
Announcing the Dictionary of English Collocations on WR
Thank you