"expect" po angielsku z przykładami - Słownik kolokacji angielskich

expect czasownik

expect + rzeczownik

Kolokacji: 163

expect earnings • expect sales • expect trouble • expect results • expect things • expect growth • expect people • expect changes • ...

czasownik + expect

Kolokacji: 8

keep expecting • come to expect • seem to expect • led to expect • told to expect • ...

expect + przyimek

Kolokacji: 38

expected until • expect from • expected within • expected during • expected before • ...

expect + przymiotnik/przysłówek

Kolokacji: 51

widely expected • fully expect • hardly expect • reasonably expect • half expect • originally expected • generally expected • ...

Kolokacji: 14

Grup znaczeniowych: 10

Kolokacji: 22

1. widely expected = powszechnie oczekiwany widely expected

2. half expect = poniekąd się spodziewać half expect

3. actually expect = faktycznie oczekuj actually expect

4. no longer expect = już nie oczekuj no longer expect

5. expected shortly = oczekiwany wkrótce expected shortly

6. necessarily expect = koniecznie oczekuj necessarily expect

7. eventually expected = ostatecznie oczekiwać eventually expected

8. expected later = oczekiwany później expected later

9. expect better = spodziewaj się więcej expect better

10. realistically expect = realistycznie oczekuj realistically expect

For how long can we realistically expect to have oil?
"Then why should we realistically expect the Americans to feel any differently?"
How low can I realistically expect my cholesterol to go?
You can't realistically expect to get any action before Monday anyway.
Marcia had no idea if she could realistically expect any help.
So what can the producers realistically expect this time around?
Then the top 25% (by academic ability) of pupils would be in an environment where work was realistically expected from them during the school day.
But Ewing was not realistically expected to carry this team.
A freeze in next year's budget is the best that can be realistically expected, knowledgeable officials agree.
Parents, children and educators need to make collective decisions about what they can realistically expect from our educational system.