"assistance" po angielsku z przykładami - Słownik kolokacji angielskich

assistance rzeczownik

rzeczownik + assistance

Kolokacji: 63

cash assistance • government assistance • emergency assistance • development assistance • disaster assistance • directory assistance • ...

assistance + rzeczownik

Kolokacji: 33

assistance program • Assistance Corporation • assistance package • assistance center • assistance fund • ...

assistance + czasownik

Kolokacji: 8

assistance comes • assistance helps • assistance includes • assistance provides • assistance arrives • ...

czasownik + assistance

Kolokacji: 61

provide assistance • need assistance • receive assistance • offer assistance • seek assistance • require assistance • request assistance • ...

przymiotnik + assistance

Kolokacji: 114

financial assistance • technical assistance • public assistance • military assistance • medical assistance • humanitarian assistance • ...

Kolokacji: 24

1. financial assistance = pomoc finansowa financial assistance

2. technical assistance = pomoc doradcza technical assistance

3. public assistance = pomoc socjalna public assistance

4. military assistance = pomoc wojskowa military assistance

5. medical assistance = pomoc medyczna medical assistance

6. humanitarian assistance = pomoc humanitarna humanitarian assistance

Finally, a word on humanitarian assistance and the way forward.
On top of this, we have provided $98 million in humanitarian assistance.
It would mean providing humanitarian assistance so they can get back on their feet.
And we must continue to provide humanitarian assistance to the refugees.
It is very important that we continue to keep humanitarian assistance separate from politics.
"But we will be putting most of our emphasis on humanitarian assistance."
Just tell them that I escaped, but ask for their humanitarian assistance.
We don't want the people in them to live only on humanitarian assistance.
"The alternative is more and far larger levels of humanitarian assistance," he said.
What we have not done is to increase our ability to make that humanitarian assistance unnecessary in the first place.