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This article aims at presenting a lexicographical proposal focused on Spanish expressions that are made up of a verb and an adverbial idiom (e.g.  dormir a pierna suelta ,  estar hasta los pelos ,  luchar/defender a brazo partido, reír a mandíbula batiente  and  ver/mirar con buenos ojos ). These polilexical units have been defined by several linguists as  complex collocations  (e.g.  Barrios Rodríguez 2015 ; García-Page Sánchez  2004 ,  2013 ;  Koike 2001 ,  2005 ;  Penadés Martínez 2017 ). Monolingual and bilingual dictionaries, as well as dictionaries of idioms, have managed these units in different ways. In fact, they are sometimes labelled as verbal idioms, and other times as adverbial ones.

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¿ Coger con las manos en la masa  es una locución o una colocación?: Propuesta para la lematización de las secuencias  verbo  +  locución adverbial  en un diccionario fraseológico digital del español y del italiano