… data most readily digested by our translation system is from bilingual corpora, but bilingual
dictiona.ries are data too, … When a lexicographer creates an entry in a bilingum dictionary, he …

… too many data, users incur high information costs, not only finding (or not finding) the data that
answer their questions, but … of online dictionaries will change overnight, but the theoretical …

… , but with a complete dictionary information (as if coming from a full morphological dictionary…
Surprisingly enough, it would not hurt to use them too. We believe it is due to the smoothing …

… -making process for non-specialists, as we believe that learning about evidence sources for
lexicography can raise the participants’ proficiency as dictionary users too. This Week builds …

… but there are many more we will miss, and some of our ideas may be wrong. That leaves data,
and for lexicography, the relevant kind of data … dictionary user with too many labels (or the …

… But it’s much more than this, too. Language technology is invisibly all around us facilitating
us in the most usual of tasks: every time we send a text, every time we search online, every …

… UK than in America, but if so it is a matter of degree and not of kind; and the difference should
not be exaggerated. In Britain too it seems that the dictionary is the language's bible and its …

… Many corpora built from abstracts exist, but whilst these may be usable for Natural … far too
limited in scope for a dictionary project. Web corpora are not yet an option: the suitable data are …

… be able to find meanings without too much difficulty and that … be taking too optimistic a
position if they think that dictionaries … ) "I like using the dictionary and do so quite often, but I don't …

… 2023, Lew 2024), but maybe eventually dictionaries as we know them will no … too small to
meet LSP learners’ needs, and now to the present day, when the volume of digital data is too …