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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
Vocabulary

Collocation

Hi, I would like to know the better collocations for an adjective meaning knowing a lot

and the noun experience (related to broad experience, extensive experience on a subject or field).

I'll be looking forward to a reply,

Thanks in advance, [F]
  

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Collocations are words that are frequently found together, like 'ripe tomato' and 'military intelligence'. How does that relate to your question, which I do not quite understand?

— Mister Micawber

  • Collocations are words that are frequently found together, like 'ripe tomato' and 'military intelligence'.
  • How does that relate to your question, which I do not quite understand?
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Collocations are words that are frequently found together, like 'ripe tomato' and 'military intelligence'. How does that relate to your question, which I do not quite understand?
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