tripadvisor
flickr
americanexpress
bandcamp
basecamp
behance
bigcartel
bitbucket
blogger
codepen
compropago
digg
dribbble
dropbox
ello
etsy
eventbrite
evernote
facebook
feedly
github
gitlab
goodreads
googleplus
instagram
kickstarter
lastfm
line
linkedin
mailchimp
mastercard
medium
meetup
messenger
mixcloud
paypal
periscope
pinterest
quora
reddit
runkeeper
shopify
signal
sinaweibo
skype
slack
snapchat
soundcloud
sourceforge
spotify
stackoverflow
stripe
stumbleupon
trello
tumblr
twitch
uber
vimeo
vine
visa
vsco
wechat
whatsapp
wheniwork
wordpress
xero
xing
yelp
youtube
zerply
zillow
px
aboutme
airbnb
amazon
pencil
envelope
bubble
magnifier
cross
arrow-up
arrow-down
arrow-left
arrow-right
envelope-o
caret-down
caret-up
caret-left
caret-right
The contributions in this volume provide a kaleidoscope of state-of-the-art research in corpus linguistics on lexis and lexicogrammar. Central issues are the presentation of major corpus resources (both corpora and software tools), the findings (especially about frequency) which are simply not accessible without such resources, their theoretical implications relating to both lexical units and word meanings, and the practical – especially pedagogical – applications of corpus findings. This is complemented by a lexicographer’s view on the data structures implicit in the Oxford English Dictionary (OED). The volume, which has sprung from the 36th ICAME conference, held in at Trier University in May 2015, will be of relevance for theoretical and applied linguists interested in corpora, word usage, and the mental lexicon.