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Figure 1 A decision tree diagram for <create> problems and its German correspondences From: Corresponding lexical domains: A new resource for onomasiological.

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1 Figure 1 A decision tree diagram for <create> problems and its German correspondences
From: Corresponding lexical domains: A new resource for onomasiological bilingual dictionaries Int J Lexicography. Published online June 01, doi: /ijl/ecw019 Int J Lexicography | © 2016 Oxford University Press. All rights reserved. For permissions, please

2 Figure 2 A sample dicionary entry for the search term <create> problems
From: Corresponding lexical domains: A new resource for onomasiological bilingual dictionaries Int J Lexicography. Published online June 01, doi: /ijl/ecw019 Int J Lexicography | © 2016 Oxford University Press. All rights reserved. For permissions, please

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