"explosion" po angielsku z przykładami - Słownik kolokacji angielskich

explosion rzeczownik

rzeczownik + explosion

Kolokacji: 39

bomb explosion • population explosion • gas explosion • Challenger explosion • supernova explosion • ...

explosion + rzeczownik

Kolokacji: 4

explosion site • explosion hazard • explosion crater • explosion rock

explosion + czasownik

Kolokacji: 77

explosion occurs • explosion kills • explosion causes • explosion destroys • explosion comes • explosion rocks • explosion takes • ...

Kolokacji: 18

Grup znaczeniowych: 10

Kolokacji: 22

1. explosion occurs = eksplozja następuje explosion occurs

2. explosion causes = wybuch powoduje explosion causes

3. explosion comes = eksplozja nadchodzi explosion comes

4. explosion takes = wybuch bierze explosion takes

5. explosion follows = eksplozja następuje explosion follows

6. explosion happens = eksplozja zdarza się explosion happens

7. explosion leaves = liście wybuchu explosion leaves

8. explosion goes = wybuch idzie explosion goes

9. explosion results = wyniki wybuchu explosion results

10. explosion creates = eksplozja wywołuje explosion creates

11. explosion makes = wybuch robi explosion makes

12. explosion begins = wybuch zaczyna się explosion begins

13. explosion produces = eksplozja przynosi explosion produces

14. explosion starts = eksplozja zaczyna się explosion starts

15. explosion leads = wybuch prowadzi explosion leads

16. explosion fills = wystarczające ilości wybuchu explosion fills

17. explosion generates = eksplozja powoduje explosion generates

An explosion also generates intense heat, sufficient to scorch and pit the metal exposed to it.
An explosion also generates shock waves and high-pressure gases.
A normal atomic explosion would generate such heat that snow and ice would melt within a wide radius.
The defense continued a few more days with testimony from a Navy psychiatrist who verified that the immense explosion would generate fear in each man.
The outer layer of the Earth's Core is less dense than anticipated, and the explosions cannot generate the needed power.
Rather, No. 8702 is helping researchers learn what happens when he is struck by electromagnetic pulses of the sort a nuclear explosion would generate.
The explosion also generates a gas bubble that undergoes expansion and contraction cycles.
Consecutive explosions of this type eventually generate the cone.
We'll explode it, and the explosion will generate seismic waves.
The explosion generated a bright flash, producing many small fragmentary meteorites and a powerful shock wave.