Verbal complements in legal dictionaries: a proposal

Authors

  • Xavier Rull Universitat Rovira i Virgili

Keywords:

verb, syntactic government in verbs, lexicography, terminography, legal language

Abstract

This paper analyzes the problem of the information about syntactic government in verbs in specialized dictionaries (focusing on legal language) and aims to offer an applied solution that goes beyond the grammar labeling in force.

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Author Biography

Xavier Rull, Universitat Rovira i Virgili

Doctor en Filologia Catalana i professor de la Universitat Rovira i Virgili. Ha treballat en lexicologia, lexicografia i terminologia. És autor dels llibres La formació de mots. Qüestions de normativa (2004) i Els estrangerismes del català. Com són i per què en tenim. Una aproximació social i lingüística (2008), i dels diccionaris Lèxic bàsic d'enologia i viticultura (1997) i el Diccionari del vi (1999).

Dossier: Tesis doctorals sobre terminologia (1999-2010) Semblança: Joaquim Torrens-Ibern (1909-1975)

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Published

2011-01-14

How to Cite

Rull, X. (2011). Verbal complements in legal dictionaries: a proposal. Terminàlia, 2(2), 23–31. Retrieved from https://revistes.iec.cat/index.php/Terminalia/article/view/41189

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No. 2: December 2010

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