"country" po angielsku z przykładami - Słownik kolokacji angielskich

country rzeczownik

rzeczownik + country

Kolokacji: 111

host country • EU country • hill country • NATO country • Cross Country • bloc country • Commonwealth country • member country • ...

country + rzeczownik

Kolokacji: 191

country music • country club • country singer • country inn • country lane • country road • country estate • country chart • ...

country + czasownik

Kolokacji: 323

country faces • country suffers • country experiences • country seeks • country participates • country adopts • country agrees • ...

czasownik + country

Kolokacji: 352

cross country • country affected • include country • represent one's country • return to one's country • serve one's country • ...

Kolokacji: 100

Grup znaczeniowych: 44

Kolokacji: 8

Kolokacji: 15

Kolokacji: 10

Kolokacji: 16

Kolokacji: 25

Kolokacji: 11

(7) love, know, enjoy, hate

Kolokacji: 4

Kolokacji: 9

1. play for one's country = grać czyjś kraj play for one's country

2. compete for one's country = rywalizować czyjś kraj compete for one's country

3. play in countries = gra w krajach play in countries

4. compete in country = weź udział w kraju compete in country

5. play country = gra kraj play country

6. lose one's country = przegrywać czyjś kraj lose one's country

7. meet from countries = spotkaj z krajów meet from countries

8. participate in countries = uczestnicz w krajach participate in countries

9. lose to countries = przegraj z krajami lose to countries

They are already there but we've lost them to countries we shouldn't be allowing to take them.
This would create jobs in America which have been lost to foreign countries.
For the huge amount this country spends on weapons is one reason we have lost the economic edge to Japan and other countries.
The United States has lost too many global markets to countries that are willing to invest in advanced technology for the long pull.
Since independence, Bolivia has lost over half of its territory to neighboring countries in wars.
A year ago, the company lost $23.3 million because of charges related to loans to less-developed countries.
Do you think that, without government help, the UK will continue to lose talent to foreign countries?
The fear now is that we are losing to other countries in a mercantile competition.
The real issue for our country is the cost of adjustment to free trade, as we are losing lower-paying jobs to other countries.
Indeed, there is a risk of European knowledge being lost forever to countries benefiting from technology transfer.