Online OXFORD Collocation Dictionary.

Example of bad collocation. The town is famous for its cheese. Go turn This meat has gone bad. A familiar grouping of words which appears together because of their habitual use and thus creating the same meaning is called collocation.

The definition of collocation refers to a group of words that often go together or that are likely to occur together. Notable outstanding striking The free exchange of data is an outstanding example of international cooperation. To take an obvious example if there is a good harvest the price of grain will fall.

In some cases colocation facilities are large dedicated data centers and in others they occupy a small but strategic space such as a floor of an office building in a financial district. Here is an example of a few of the collocations used with the verb progress. However if you do not use a strong collocation it will sound funny to native speakers.

Words often used with cold in an English sentence. Suppose when we say heavy rain instead of big or strong rain it conveys the meaning that it is raining heavily. Bad cold bitter cold extreme cold freezing cold icy cold.

What puts you in a bad mood. Give an example of bad behaviour in the classroom. In fact both of them are also grammatically correct.

Have a great weekend. In anthe The teacher in our example is clearly wrong. Have you ever made a bad decision.