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I. phrase [Am freɪz, Brit freɪz] SUBST
1. phrase LING:
phrase
phrase
phrase (sentence)
verb/noun phrase
verb/noun phrase
verb/noun phrase
artists who, in Picasso's phrase, …
to coin a phrase
2. phrase MUS:
phrase
II. phrase [Am freɪz, Brit freɪz] VERB trans
1. phrase (express):
phrase idea/suggestion/criticism
phrase idea/suggestion/criticism
2. phrase MUS:
phrase
set phrase SUBST
set phrase
noun phrase SUBST LING
noun phrase
phrase book SUBST
phrase book
phrase book
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musical phrase
phrase
phrase
to phrase
noun phrase
set phrase
phrase
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I. phrase [freɪz] SUBST
phrase
verb/noun phrase
to have a good turn of phrase
II. phrase [freɪz] VERB trans
to phrase sth well/badly
well-turned phrase
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phrase
verb phrase
well-known phrase
phrase
catch phrase
memorable phrase
pet phrase
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I. phrase [freɪz] SUBST
phrase
verb/noun phrase
to have a good turn of phrase
II. phrase [freɪz] VERB trans
to phrase sth well/badly
phrase book SUBST
phrase book
catch phrase [ˈkætʃ·freɪz] SUBST
catch phrase
well-turned phrase
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phrase
memorable phrase
verb phrase
well-known phrase
phrase
catch phrase
Present
Iphrase
youphrase
he/she/itphrases
wephrase
youphrase
theyphrase
Past
Iphrased
youphrased
he/she/itphrased
wephrased
youphrased
theyphrased
Present Perfect
Ihavephrased
youhavephrased
he/she/ithasphrased
wehavephrased
youhavephrased
theyhavephrased
Past Perfect
Ihadphrased
youhadphrased
he/she/ithadphrased
wehadphrased
youhadphrased
theyhadphrased
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Typical cases of weak crossover occur when the expression that has been crossed over is a possessor inside a noun phrase, e.g.:: a.?
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Likewise, the noun phrase star shape means a star-like shape.
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Intransitive verbs such as "oko" walk never take an object noun phrase.
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The subject, if expressed as a noun phrase, normally precedes objects and other constituents.
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Using this construction adds the nuance that the noun (or noun phrase) is particular to the possessor.
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