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In the first place, this article is a reflexion on the frequency of idioms in relation to the limits established by researchers for the period of time which can be defined as the present. Secondly, we have shown how, despite having restricted the study to a specific corpus, the situation of phraseology studies today makes it extremely difficult to indicate the absolute frequency of a certain idiom with regard to a set of idioms or its relative frequency according to the distribution of idioms in classes or in relation to the simple lexical units with which the idiom is linked. Thirdly, the previous analysis of a broad set of idioms has shown that the frequency of use of an idiom is influenced by its belonging to a certain period of the language and also by the existence of unmarked variants of the idiom in question and the possible existence of a group of words that is homonymous with the idiom but not phraseological. The three points mentioned have been examined in order to establish their implication in the compilation of a dictionary of Spanish idiomatic expressions.

Implicaciones de la frecuencia de uso de las locuciones en la elaboración de un diccionario