"expedition" po angielsku z przykładami - Słownik kolokacji angielskich

expedition rzeczownik

rzeczownik + expedition

Kolokacji: 72

fishing expedition • hunting expedition • Lewis Clark Expedition • Lars Christensen Expedition • shopping expedition • ...

expedition + rzeczownik

Kolokacji: 13

expedition member • expedition leader • Expedition crew • expedition ship • expedition team • ...

expedition + czasownik

Kolokacji: 59

discovered by the Expedition • expedition takes • expedition reaches • mapped by the Expedition • expedition finds • ...

czasownik + expedition

Kolokacji: 43

take in the expedition • organize an expedition • lead an expedition • send an expedition • join the expedition • launch an expedition • ...

przymiotnik + expedition

Kolokacji: 116

Antarctic Expedition • British expedition • military expedition • punitive expedition • scientific expedition • French Expedition • ...

Kolokacji: 24

1. Antarctic Expedition = Ekspedycja na Antarktydę Antarctic Expedition

2. British expedition = Brytyjska wyprawa British expedition

3. military expedition = ekspedycja wojskowa military expedition

4. punitive expedition = ekspedycja karna punitive expedition

5. scientific expedition = ekspedycja naukowa scientific expedition

In December 2007, a second scientific expedition was taken to the mountain range.
He died in 1894, after returning from a scientific expedition to Turkey.
He joined three scientific expeditions during his last year at university.
Besides, this camp looked to him more like a scientific expedition than a military base.
But if this were to be a scientific expedition, he'd need some equipment.
He then took part in another scientific expedition around the world, aboard the Favorite, until 1832.
The scientific expedition was a great success, with more than 2500 new species discovered.
Between 1856 to 1867 he led a scientific expedition to Cuba.
The one percent program was bad enough; who ever heard of an art department on a scientific expedition?
As you know, we were supposed to have set out upon a scientific expedition to the Congo.