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I want to only search for "high-school" (with hyphen) because the usage is slightly different from the non-hyphenated variant. However, Tatoeba doesn’t make a difference, and the few sentences containing hyphenated variants are hidden into a load of non-hyphenated, which makes them difficult to find.
Let’s say we have the following sentences
She was a high-school student.
I went to high school.
Use-case that needs to be solved:
Vocabulary 1
I add the item "high-school" to my vocabulary.
After I clicking on the sentences button, I see "She was a high-school student." but not "I went to high school."
Vocabulary 2
I add the item "high school" to my vocabulary.
After I clicking on the sentences button, I see both "She was a high-school student." and "I went to high school." (Or only the former.)
Search
I search for "high-school" (eventually with double quotes)
In the results I see only "She was a high-school student." (Or this sentence comes before "I went to high school.")
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I want to only search for "high-school" (with hyphen) because the usage is slightly different from the non-hyphenated variant. However, Tatoeba doesn’t make a difference, and the few sentences containing hyphenated variants are hidden into a load of non-hyphenated, which makes them difficult to find.
Let’s say we have the following sentences
Use-case that needs to be solved:
Vocabulary 1
Vocabulary 2
Search
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: