"business" po angielsku z przykładami - Słownik kolokacji angielskich

business rzeczownik

rzeczownik + business

Kolokacji: 335

show business • core business • entertainment business • restaurant business • banking business • publishing business • Small Business • ...

business + rzeczownik

Kolokacji: 477

Business Administration • business leader • business partner • business district • business owner • business executive • business model • ...

business + czasownik

Kolokacji: 203

business operates • business grows • business sells • business fails • business expands • business starts • business continues • ...

czasownik + business

Kolokacji: 264

conduct business • attract business • study business • promote business • allow businesses • mean business • discuss business • ...

Kolokacji: 100

Grup znaczeniowych: 32

Kolokacji: 7

Kolokacji: 13

Kolokacji: 11

(4) promote, encourage, advertise

Kolokacji: 3

Kolokacji: 10

Kolokacji: 6

1. discuss business = rozmawiać o interesach discuss business

2. urge business = pragnienie biznes urge business

3. advise businesses = poradź biznesom advise businesses

4. threaten one's business = grozić czyjś biznes threaten one's business

There are 6 agents within a mile of his shop on the Abingdon Road and another outlet would seriously threaten his business.
This time they did not threaten my business; they threatened me - and I'm just as fond of my neck as the next man.
But when a new supermarket threatens their business at the Prosperity Market they work together to fight against it.
The way he sees it, a new team just a few miles away would threaten the Bulls' business.
Swiss bankers deny that such actions threaten their business.
Do you suggest that I would threaten other men's business out of petty motives?
That move greatly angered Time Warner officials, who said Disney was directly threatening their business.
"Mail is our single largest line item expense, so this really threatens our business."
In 1999, an American contends with terrorists threatening his business in Russia.
Tweek's father then enters the room, offering the boys a propagandist speech against Harbucks, a national chain of coffee houses threatening his business.