English to Lithuanian Meaning of colligate - Susieti


Colligate :
Susieti
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Definitions of colligate in English
Verb(1) make a logical or causal connection(2) consider (an instance of something
Examples of colligate in English
(1) the two grammatical items are said to colligate(2) the two grammatical items are said to colligate(3) He spoke of colligation as a binding together’ of facts, and chose the formulation of Kepler's Third Law to illustrate this process of integration.(4) This process consists of two sub-processes known as colligation and classification.(5) In Barnbrook's words, colligation refers to collocation patterns that are based on syntactic groups rather than individual words.(6) Although the work is highly crafted, and contrives to be as persuasive as possible, the jackdawish colligation of claims and perspectives never amounts to what might properly be called an argument.(7) He was also interested to find out if colligations might change over time, which would have to be done using diachronic corpora.
(1) collider ::
greitintuvas
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Verb
1. subsume ::
Subsumować
English to Lithuanian Dictionary: colligate

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