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"army" po angielsku z przykładami - Słownik kolokacji angielskich

army rzeczownik

rzeczownik + army

Kolokacji: 101

U.S. Army • Union Army • Salvation Army • Liberation Army • Pakistan Army • rebel army • standing army • volunteer army • ...

army + rzeczownik

Kolokacji: 273

army officer • Army Corps • Army unit • army chief • army commander • Army troop • army base • Army general • Army Reserve • ...

częste kolokacje

Kolokacji: 76

kolokacje pogrupowane znaczeniowo

Grup znaczeniowych: 43

(1) officer, captain, investigator, inspector, insignia

Kolokacji: 6

1. army officer = oficer wojska army officer

Army officer, Army Officer

2. Army captain = Wojskowy kapitan Army captain

army captain, Army Captain

3. Army investigator = Wojskowy oficer śledczy Army investigator

army investigator

4. U.S. Army officer = USA oficer wojsk lądowych U.S. Army officer

5. Army inspector = Wojskowy inspektor Army inspector

After a review, the Army inspector general exonerated General Fast, an Army official said Friday.
In 1853, Army inspectors recommended that the fort be closed.
Meanwhile, an Army inspector general found that while Mr. Meese's promotion to colonel in the Army Reserve violated certain procedures, there was no evidence he used "undue influence."
Into the masses of wrecked equipment the Army inspectors go.
It was reported that many rifles sent to the British Army inspectors were not complete, to the extent of even having no barrel, since the rifle was sent on to another contractor for finishing.
Last August, Army inspectors invited to the plant by identified dozens of lapses and weaknesses in management, including the improper handling of hazardous wastes and the use of environmental control equipment shown to be flawed at the Johnston Atoll incinerator.
Army inspectors unmasked the cover-up during a logistics readiness inspection at the battalion.
Army inspector general Lt. Gen. Peter Vangjel told McCaskill at the hearing that his office would continue to closely monitor Arlington's spending and financial controls.
A cemetery spokesperson said that Army inspectors, federal auditors, and others would again examine the cemetery's books in June 2012 to verify that funds are properly spent and accounted for.
General Abizaid also disclosed that a preliminary inquiry just completed by the Army inspector general found problems with the training, organization and doctrine regarding military detention centers in Afghanistan and Iraq.