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In the CIDE the effort has been made to simplify such entries in limiting the number of senses dealt with by writing a few definitions--fifteen, in the case of take --that are intended to encompass semantically the basic range of meanings the editors deem to be required by typical users of the dictionary.
Since feminine is semantically related to words like sweet, perfumed, light , and delicate , which can be related to the smell, taste, and “feel” of wines in the mouth, we can understand how a wine might be described as feminine .
I have tried to build my argument not on the over-interpretation of single, apparently key words but on the evidence of the use of those words within a set, within a context of groupings of semantically related words that gain weight and suggest directions of enquiry from their mass.
The interdiction is meaningless for English grammar (or style), having been carried over from Latin, where a preposition must accompany the word it is connected with syntactically and semantically; like the caveat concerning split infinitives, which cannot be split in Latin because, as in most other Indo-European languages, they are single words, unsplittable nuclei, unlike the atom,
Phrases, being more semantically complex than single words, are usually harder to translate.