G-IdiomAlign introduces a gloss-pivoted benchmark using English glosses from Wiktionary to anchor idioms. It includes controlled multiple-choice equivalence and gloss-contrastive generation protocols, showing that glosses improve performance in embedding-based semantic alignment, though results remain modest, indicating significant potential for improvement in cross-lingual idiom generation.
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G-IdiomAlign: Gloss-Pivoted Benchmark for Cross-Lingual Idiom Alignment
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