"future" po angielsku z przykładami - Słownik kolokacji angielskich

future rzeczownik

rzeczownik + future

Kolokacji: 38

energy future • oil future • cattle future • future of one's children • Wheat future • ...

future + rzeczownik

Kolokacji: 21

futures contract • futures market • futures price • futures exchange • Commodity Futures Trading Commission • ...

future + czasownik

Kolokacji: 32

future depends • future looks • future holds • future lies • future brings • ...

czasownik + future

Kolokacji: 71

secure one's future • decide one's future • invest in one's future • ensure one's future • plan one's future • put one's future • ...

przymiotnik + future

Kolokacji: 99

near future • foreseeable future • bright future • immediate future • uncertain future • better future • distant future • long-term future • ...

Kolokacji: 26

Grup znaczeniowych: 26

Kolokacji: 12

1. near future = najbliższa przyszłość near future

2. immediate future = najbliższa przyszłość immediate future

3. better future = dobra przyszłość better future

4. distant future = odległa przyszłość distant future

5. far future = daleko przyszły far future

6. not-too-distant future = not-too-distant przyszłość not-too-distant future

7. good future = dobra przyszłość good future

8. not-so-distant future = not-so-distant przyszłość not-so-distant future

9. remote future = zamierzchła przyszłość remote future

10. near-term future = przyszłość mająca miejsce wkrótce near-term future

Their frustration may offer other young people in this recession-ridden nation a preview of the near-term future.
But frustrating as this may be, statistical inadequacy is not the main reason it is so hard to predict even the near-term economic future with accuracy.
Bush is betting his presidency, and the near-term future of this nation, on that central American creed.
Mr. Bush is a man with a recent partisan political past and a probable near-term partisan political future.
On October 23, 2006, Newsweek issued an update stating that it had been "spectacularly wrong about the near-term future".
This has been the case since at least 2007, and it looks like it will be the case for the near-term future.
But most important of all, even the very near-term future in the Soviet Union is hard to read.
"Recent trends show this may very well occur in the near-term future."
Perhaps no issue in the governor's race holds greater import for the near-term future of New York than education.
An organization whose near-term future is constantly in doubt, and is held hostage to the political tides, cannot possibly flourish.