"English" po angielsku z przykładami - Słownik kolokacji angielskich

English rzeczownik

rzeczownik + English

Kolokacji: 27

Al Jazeera English • school English • US English • Alex English • Pidgin English • ...

English + rzeczownik

Kolokacji: 15

English Channel • English Science • English world • English Lake District • English French • ...

English + czasownik

Kolokacji: 32

English speaking • English says • English uses • English takes • English makes • ...

czasownik + English

Kolokacji: 53

teach English • learn English • study English • understand English • read English • use English • know English • receive in English • ...

przymiotnik + English

Kolokacji: 61

fluent English • plain English • broken English • standard English • American English • British English • Old English • modern English • ...

Kolokacji: 14

Grup znaczeniowych: 14

(1) fluent, written, careful, rapid-fire

Kolokacji: 4

(2) plain, native, simple

Kolokacji: 3

(3) broken, idiomatic, only, halting

Kolokacji: 4

(4) standard, everyday, ordinary

Kolokacji: 3

1. standard English = język angielski w formie powszechnie uznawanej za poprawną w danym kraju anglojęzycznym standard English

2. everyday English = angielski na co dzień everyday English

3. ordinary English = zwykły angielski ordinary English

In ordinary English, the only relationships unquestionably covered by those words have a strong sexual and durable component, within marriage or outside it.
You'll immediately notice its difference from ordinary English.
This is the way Van talks, and Sterling sees no reason to translate his professional enthusiasms into ordinary English.
The descriptions of the sectors are not technical and use ordinary English.
In ordinary English there is a "middle" set of circumstances that "necessary" and "unnecessary" do not completely distribute between them.
Lawyers participate in this discussion, translating specialized knowledge into ordinary English, defining issues, often creating consensus.
Q. Why can't sportscasters use ordinary English when commentating?
In ordinary English, the word bias is pejorative.
But I don't see what the use of that terminology, which cuts at variance with ordinary English, adds to the discussion of the matter.
In ordinary English, to scatter is to distribute randomly.