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Hi @colingoldberg, We don't currently offer any such data. You will find some etymologies contain elements but these are there very far from complete and only usually highlight certain morphemes.
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Hi @shahood, This should have been fixed a few days ago. Are you still experiencing problems?
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Hi @shahood, Can you please provide an example so that I can try to replicate the issue my end?
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Hi @shahood, Apparently that assumption is not safe to make e.g. in whatever: { "id": "whatever", "metadata": { "operation": "retrieve", "provider": "Oxford University Press", …
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Hi @shahood, Can you please reply with the request URLs you used to produce these outputs. I've got a reply from our tech team but I'm not yet sure whether to be happy with it or whether to push back so I'd like to do a bit more digging myself...
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Hi @shahood, Thanks for feeding back all of these issues, I have passed them onto our developers to investigate.
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Hi @shahood, Thanks for feeding back all of these issues, I have passed them onto our developers to investigate.
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Hi @shahood, Thanks for feeding back all of these issues, I have passed them onto our developers to investigate.
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Hi @shahood, Thanks for feeding back all of these issues, I have passed them onto our developers to investigate.
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Hi @shahood, Thanks for feeding back all of these issues, I have passed them onto our developers to investigate.
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Hi @shahood, Thanks for feeding back all of these issues, I have passed them onto our developers to investigate.
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Hi @shahood, Thanks for the reminder; I had actually forwarded the issue to our editorial team to have a look at but forgot to acknowledge you, so apologies.
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Yup, I think the V2 output will provide all three senses but, as a result, the V1 output won't actually get fixed.
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Hi @shahood, Yup, that looks like an error to me. The entire .002 sense is missing from the thesaurus response. Thankfully, it looks like it's going to get fixed fairly soon by some changes we have in the pipeline.
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Hi @shahood, Remeber when I said that, for the sake of argument, is is easier to think of ODE and NOAD as being separate? I'm pretty sure that the same applies here. GB English (from ODE) is always the default, unless you apply the regions=us fil…
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Hi @kpark340, I'm making enquiries for anyone with a familiarity with Golang, but in the mean time, can you please check the URL stem you are using? The one you quote above is .../api/v/entries/... but it sould be .../api/v1/entries/....
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Hi @shahood, This is one area where the data I have access to differs from the data you see so I'm afraid I don't have any answers for you.
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Hi @shahood, The regionalization (i.e. the differences between ODE and NOAD) is a complex issue; the word pants is a good example of the kind of labeling we are discussing. The primary British sense is underwear whilst the primary American sense …
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Hi @shahood, No, it's an entirely separate branch of operations aimed at corporate licensees.
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Hi @shahood, Mobile Systems license bulk data from us to produce the apps; I'm not aware they use ODAPI for this. As I have mentioned previously, there are differences in the way the data are structured which mean that the statistics will not nec…
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Hi @shahood, ODE and NOAD are, in effect, different datasets (it's actually a bit more complicated than that, but for the purposes of this discussion, it is best to think of them in that way). What you found with video arcade was an example of an…
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Hi @rerema398, I'm not sure I understand what it is you are trying to do, can you please explain further or show me an example? Maybe create a mock-up to demonstrate?
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Hi @shahood, I wish it were that simple! We probably ought to do an audit so that we can produce those stats for our own purposes as much as anything else. The problem is that ODAPI extracts data from various different datasets and also manipu…
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Hi @shahood, The issue you're having is the confusion between regions (plural; a filter) and region (singular; a label). That confusing labeling is our fault. What you are seeing is an Americanism that is listed in the Oxford Dictionary of Eng…
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Hi Shahood, There was a thread about this issue here, where you will also find my response.
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Hi Shahood, The timetable is more-or-less agreed but not yet absolutely nailed down so I cannot give you a specific date but we are talking about a few months.
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Hi @shahood, It's horses for courses. We provide a number of tools, each of which has different strengths and weaknesses based on the intended purpose. I suggest that users mix and match all of these tools to suit their individual needs.
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Hi @shahood, I must have missed the original. Sorry. The answer you are looking for is that earth tremor is a valid lemma which is a more precise synonym for one of the senses of tremor (we call these embedded lemmas, although they are being p…
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Hi @tdkehoe, I think you got an error message because the Spanish data does not contain any pronunciation elements (I presume this is because Spanish is relatively phonetic, unlike English). If this happens with filters in future, it is worth bac…
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Hi @sjain545, To quote @simone's OP: The request to the Entries endpoint works better for phrases so is used as a backup means of validation.
