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For the contexts or definitions extracted from the ARTES dictionary that you wish to quote, you can identify their source in the database, in the source field. Permission to reproduce this information must be sought directly from these sources.

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If you use the ARTES database for your research work, please provide the URL of the ARTES database consultation interface: https://artes.app.univ-paris-diderot.fr/artes-symfony/web/app.php and cite one of the following two references to report :

Pecman, Mojca and Natalie Kübler 2011. ARTES: an online lexical database for research and teaching in specialized translation and communication. Proceedings from International Workshop on Lexical Resources (WoLeR) 2011 at ESSLLI. August 1-5, 2011 – Ljubljana, Slovenia, 87-93.
Kübler, Natalie & Pecman, Mojca 2012. The ARTES bilingual LSP dictionary: from collocation to higher order phraseology. in Granger, Sylviane & Paquot, Magalie (Eds) Electronic lexicography. Oxford: Oxford University Press, ISBN: 9780199654864, 186-208.

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