The structure of the merriam-webster pocket dictionary
The structure of the merriam-webster pocket dictionary
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In a well-structured Lexical Data Base, a number of relations among lexical entries can be interactively evidenced. The present article examines hyponymy, as an example of paradigmatic relation, and "restriction" relation, as a syntagmatic relation. The theoretical results of their implementation are illustrated.