In this paper, we propose a new method for extracting bilingual collocations from a parallel corpus to provide phrasal translation memories. The method integrates statistical and linguistic information to achieve effective extraction of bilingual collocations. The linguistic information includes parts of speech, chunks, and clauses. The method involves first obtaining an extended list of English collocations from a very large monolingual corpus, then identifying the collocations in a parallel corpus, and finally extracting translation equivalents of
the collocations based on word alignment information. Experimental results
indicate that phrasal translation memories can be effectively used for computer assisted language learning (CALL) and computer assisted translation (CAT).