common idiomatic expressions and their meanings

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... the words “Tool” and “Bar” are each nouns in their own right, but if you join them together, “Tool” modifies “bar” and they form a new word – “Toolbar”. Similarly, the second and the third example ... value and is achieved by the translator‟s choice of synonymous words of expressions. - Text-normative equivalence: The SL and the TL words are used in the same or similar context in their ... is essential and very popular because they can save spaces instead of long sentences while single words can not describe clearly and sufficiently about what they want. Think about common business...

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... sentences onto their mean- ings, in contrast to the work mentioned above and that of Gibson and Wexler (1994), Siskind (1992) Sakas and Fodor (2001), and Yang (2002). These all evaluate their learners ... the posterior probability of the correct meanings for the quantifiers ‘a’, ‘another’ and ‘any’ over the course of training with 1, 3, 5 and 7 candidate meanings for each utterance 5 . These three ... addressed by Zettlemoyer and Collins (2005, 2007, 2009), Kate and Mooney (2007), Wong and Mooney (2006, 2007), Lu et al. (2008), Chen et al. (2010), Kwiatkowski et al. (2010, 2011) and B ă orschinger et...

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... Galloway, W.M.K. Amoaku, P.H. Galloway and A.C. Browning Common Eye Diseases and their Management Third Edition With 146 Figures 4 Common Eye Diseases and their Management again, because it is ... glands (modified sebaceous glands) open behind the grey line. The meibomian glands are long and slender, and run parallel to each other, perpendicular to the eyelid margin, and are located in the tarsal the ... Anatomy and Physiology of the Eye 9 Common Eye Diseases and their Management Section I Introducing the Eye The Scope of Ophthalmology 5 in turn has led to small incision techniques and sutureless...

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... skin. The orifice of a gland could become occluded and the gland then becomes distended and cystic. The retained secretions of the gland set up a granulating reaction and the cyst itself might ... right hand and view through one’s own right eye. A left eye should be viewed with the left eye using the left hand (Figure 3.11). It is best if the patient is seated and the doctor is standing. ... arises as the result of increasing 5 Common Diseases of the Eyelids 33 38 Common Eye Diseases and their Management squinting and this can cause considerable parental anxiety. It is important to explain...

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... only intermittently blurred (if at all) and the patient may volunteer that blinking clears the sight. 6 Common Diseases of the Conjunctiva and Cornea 45 52 Common Eye Diseases and their Management caused by ... and erythromycin and that cause relatively minor disability to the eyes in northern Europe and the USA when compared with the severe and wide- spread eye infection seen especially in Africa and ... doctor has an understanding of the differential diagnosis of this common sign, and a categorisation of the signs, symptoms and management of the red eye will now be made from the standpoint of the nonspecialist...

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... specialised units and the prognosis appears to be improv- ing in some cases. 70 Common Eye Diseases and their Management Headache must be one of the commonest symp- toms, and few specialities ... involved: the need to clean and sterilise the lenses and the need for some degree of finger dexterity when they are inserted and removed. There are numerous and varied cleaning and disinfection systems ... made particularly bad by brushing the hair and other systemic symptoms include jaw claudication, weight loss and malaise. The 72 Common Eye Diseases and their Management Figure 9.1. Cross-section...

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... anomaly and the phacomatoses, where the intraocular pressure rise is associated with other ocular and systemic developmental anomalies. 102 Common Eye Diseases and their Management Pathogenesis and ... of glaucoma. 92 Common Eye Diseases and their Management beam of light obliquely through the cornea and noting the width of the gap between where the light strikes the cornea and where it strikes ... bag. 90 Common Eye Diseases and their Management be able to give the patient advice as to when the cataract is bad enough to need an operation. An understanding of the meaning of aphakia and the...

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... lacrimal gland and meningioma. In children, orbital metastases arise most commonly from neuro- blastoma and Ewing’s sarcoma. In the adult, the commonest primary sites are bronchus, breast, prostate and ... neovascularisation and elevation of intraocular pressure. Melanoma of the iris is extremely slow growing and probably much less malignant than choroidal melanoma, 122 Common Eye Diseases and their Management Figure ... Eyelids Basal Cell Carcinoma This is the most common malignant tumour of the eyelid in adults (80–90% of cases). Patho- 124 Common Eye Diseases and their Management Figure 15.4. Keratoacanthoma...

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... with macular degeneration complain of blurring of their vision and inability 150 Common Eye Diseases and their Management Although the eye and its supporting structures undergo a number of well-defined ... 6.9% for females. Both these conditions are, therefore, common and they demand time and medical expertise, both at the primary care level and in hospital. With increasing longevity throughout the world, ... the eye and the patient 142 Common Eye Diseases and their Management Figure 18.1. Flare. Figure 18.2. Keratic precipitates. Figure 18.3. Hypopyon. In addition, there are red blood cells and fibrinous...

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... express their respect, but they don't act on their words, so the respect is hollow and empty. Little pitchers have big ears (USA) This means that children hear more and understand the ... your feet, you are in the process of gaining confidence and experience in something. Fine and dandy (UK) If thing's are fine and dandy, then everything is going well. Fine tuning Small ... something. Fingers and thumbs If you are all fingers and thumbs, you are being clumsy and not very skilled with your hands. Fire away If you want to ask someone a question and they tell you...

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... floor, it is their turn to speak at a meeting. Have your cake and eat it too If someone wants to have their cake and eat it too, they want everything their way, especially when their wishes ... express their respect, but they don't act on their words, so the respect is hollow and empty. Little pitchers have big ears (USA) This means that children hear more and understand the ... it If somebody make no bones about a scandal in their past, they are open and honest about it and show no shame or embarrassment. Make out like a bandit (USA) If someone is extremely successful...

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... Literal and Non-Literal Use of Idiomatic Expressions Caroline Sporleder and Linlin Li Saarland University Postfach 15 11 50 66041 Saarbr ă ucken, Germany {csporled,linlin}@coli.uni-saarland.de Abstract We ... expressions into “id- iom” or “not an idiom” irrespective of their actual use in a discourse context. However, while some expressions, such as by and large, always have a non-compositional, idiomatic ... (Lapata and Keller, 2005). When generat- ing the queries we made sure that we queried for all combinations of inflected forms (for example “fire AND coal” would be expanded to “fire AND coal”, “fires AND...

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