(Q14467)

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KipTerm_FixedExpression
phrase whose parts are fixed in a certain order, even if the phrase could be changed without harming the literal meaning
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two or more words that are always found together in a specific arrangement, such as collocations (e.g. nice surprise) compounds (e.g. school dictionary), and idioms (e.g. red herring); a phrase whose constituent elements cannot be moved or substituted without changing the meaning or literal interpretation.
http://lexbib.org/terms#KipTerm_FixedExpression
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locució (Catalan)
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Redensart (German)
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παγιωμένη έκφραση (Greek)
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fraseologism (Estonian)
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fast orðasamband (Icelandic)
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frase fatta (Italian)
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esapide finkatu (Basque)
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frase feta (Catalan)
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stehende Wendung (German)
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Idiom (German)
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feststehender Ausdruck (German)
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idioom (Estonian)
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püsiväljend (Estonian)
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föst orðanotkun (Icelandic)
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