"bond" po angielsku z przykładami - Słownik kolokacji angielskich

bond rzeczownik

rzeczownik + bond

Kolokacji: 77

James Bond • Treasury bond • junk bond • Barry Bond • government bond • revenue bond • obligation bond • Savings Bond • ...

bond + rzeczownik

Kolokacji: 98

bond market • bond issue • bond price • bond trader • bond fund • bond yield • bond rating • Bond Street • James Bond film • Bond film • ...

bond + czasownik

Kolokacji: 102

Bond says • bond falls • Bond hits • James Bond goes • bond maturing • ...

Kolokacji: 13

1. Bond says = Więź mówi Bond says

bond says

2. bond falls = więź odpada bond falls

3. Bond hits = Więź uderza Bond hits

4. James Bond goes = James Więź idzie James Bond goes

5. bond maturing = spój dojrzewanie bond maturing

6. bond pays = więź płaci bond pays

7. bond yields = stopy przychodu z obligacji bond yields

8. bond holds = więź wytrzymuje bond holds

9. bond trades = handle więzi bond trades

10. bond provides = więź dostarcza bond provides

The state highway department was also authorized to sell bonds to provide funding for the proposed road improvements.
He says bonds can provide double-digit returns this year as interest rates continue to fall.
The bond also provided $1.2 million for new computers and computer equipment.
The bonds could provide good returns and peace of mind to many Americans who remember the days of high inflation.
If rates remain stable or lower, the 30-year bond would provide returns so much better that he recommends it over the shorter issues.
These bonds provide another place where heat may be stored as potential energy of vibration, even at comparatively low temperatures.
The bonds will provide Fortunoff with better rates than the company could get through a bank, she said.
This means that bonds will still be attractive to many investors - and provide a way for companies to raise capital.
The bond may provide for other property rights of its holder, where this is not contrary to legislation.
For pensions, a new 30-year bond could provide a clearer benchmark on whether a fund has enough money.