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"family" po angielsku z przykładami - Słownik kolokacji angielskich

family rzeczownik

rzeczownik + family

Kolokacji: 303

peasant family • Addams Family • Kennedy family • farming family • merchant family • host family • daisy family • farm family • ...

family + rzeczownik

Kolokacji: 453

family member • family history • family farm • family tree • family value • family tradition • family income • family affair • ...

family + czasownik

Kolokacji: 355

family moves • family residing • family lives • family owns • family flees • family emigrates • family gathers • family relocates • ...

czasownik + family

Kolokacji: 352

family settled • work families • help families • assist families • include families • house families • serve families • provide families • ...

przymiotnik + family

Kolokacji: 421

entire family • wealthy family • whole family • Jewish family • noble family • extended family • low-income family • immediate family • ...

częste kolokacje

Kolokacji: 100

kolokacje pogrupowane znaczeniowo

Grup znaczeniowych: 92

(1) entire, whole, intact

Kolokacji: 3

(2) wealthy, affluent, well-to-do, rich, prosperous, ...

Kolokacji: 10

(3) Jewish, suburban, rival, assimilated

Kolokacji: 4

(4) noble, aristocratic, imperial, royal, princely, ...

Kolokacji: 6

(5) extended, large, big, great, important, ...

Kolokacji: 10

(6) low-income, small, little, low, lower-income, ...

Kolokacji: 7

(7) immediate, far-flung, out-of-town, distant

Kolokacji: 4

(8) homeless, displaced, nomadic, mobile

Kolokacji: 4

(9) working-class, upper-class, upper-middle-class, conservative, blue-collar, ...

Kolokacji: 9

(10) dysfunctional, impoverished, broken

Kolokacji: 3

(11) immigrant, pioneering

Kolokacji: 2

(12) nuclear, middle-income, middle

Kolokacji: 3

(13) loving, devoted, adoring, friendly, warm

Kolokacji: 5

(14) bereaved, happy, grieving, unhappy, distressed, ...

Kolokacji: 6

(15) foster, adoptive

Kolokacji: 2

(16) poor, needy, privileged, disadvantaged, destitute, ...

Kolokacji: 9

(17) prominent, principal

Kolokacji: 2

(18) traditional, nontraditional, non-traditional, old-line

Kolokacji: 4

(19) average, ordinary, plebeian, common

Kolokacji: 4

(20) American, Hispanic, English, Italian-American, Irish-American, ...

Kolokacji: 10

(21) Catholic, Roman, ecclesiastical, Irish-catholic

Kolokacji: 4

(22) Italian, Venetian

Kolokacji: 2

(23) black, white, African-American, Caucasian

Kolokacji: 4

(24) influential, powerful, prestigious

Kolokacji: 3

(25) Irish, Chinese, Cuban, Anglo-Irish, Hawaiian, ...

Kolokacji: 6

(26) military, local, lesbian, neighbouring, international

Kolokacji: 5

(27) Muslim, Shiite

Kolokacji: 2

(28) young, old, new, ancient, modern, ...

Kolokacji: 12

(29) single, only, single-parent, dual-income, dual-career, ...

Kolokacji: 6

1. single family = jedna rodzina single family

2. only family = jedyna rodzina only family

3. single-parent family = rodzina niepełna single-parent family

Single-parent family

4. dual-income family = podwójny-dochód rodzina dual-income family

5. dual-career family = rodzina podwójny-zawodowy dual-career family

6. single-mother family = rodzina z jednym matka single-mother family

In the 1970's and 80's, she said, "you started to see the breakdown of families, an increase of single-mother families, high unemployment.
Of these 19,341 families, a majority, or 11,200, are single-mother families receiving public assistance.
Besides, he says, perhaps 30 percent of poor single-mother families live with nonfamily members from whom they can derive support.
Incomes of single-mother families did rise before the 1996 act passed.
If the underclass theorists have got it right, argues Kinsey, then nowhere will it be more apparent than among the children of welfare-dependent single-mother families.
You've heard much of it before, about single-mother families, drugs, dropouts, gangs and guns, but attention must be paid.
During the postwar era, millions of men were dead and the government was forced to legitimize single-mother families.
The largest growth occurred between 1970 and 1985, when the growth of single-mother families leveled off.
Many local authorities adopted their own interpretation of the holiday: it would be a day to support economically larger families or single-mother families.
Is he suggesting that single-mother families are unstable?