"gap" po angielsku z przykładami - Słownik kolokacji angielskich

gap rzeczownik

rzeczownik + gap

Kolokacji: 64

budget gap • generation gap • gender gap • achievement gap • trade gap • income gap • ...

gap + rzeczownik

Kolokacji: 12

gap year • Gap store • gap junction • Gap Band • gap filler • ...

gap + czasownik

Kolokacji: 35

gap widens • gap narrows • gap grows • gap remains • gap exists • gap closes • ...

czasownik + gap

Kolokacji: 23

face a budget gap • narrow the gap • close the gap • fill the gap • create a gap • leave a gap • ...

Kolokacji: 10

Grup znaczeniowych: 4

Kolokacji: 7

1. face a budget gap = wychodź na dziurę budżetową face a budget gap

2. create a gap = powoduj lukę create a gap

3. leave a gap = zostaw odstęp leave a gap

4. gap caused = luka spowodowała gap caused

5. expose gaps = ujawnij przerwy expose gaps

Any intelligent Alberto Giacometti show will expose gaps in scholarship or mistakes in interpretation.
Flight 253 did expose appalling gaps in America's terrorism defenses.
Consumer advocates and some lawmakers complained it exposed big gaps in food safety, even if 90% of suspect vegetables did not reach the shelves.
In 1987, Ms. Cheney shocked educators and parents by exposing deep gaps in high school students' knowledge of history and literature.
That investigation exposed glaring gaps in disciplinary procedures.
Have a list of questions to ask the client - to expose gaps or issues in their business that you could solve.
According to the authors, the testimonies expose significant gaps between the official stances of the Israeli military and events on the ground.
The opposing AI is vastly improved, with players ruthlessly exposing gaps, moving into smarter positions and making far more intelligent choices in the final third.
Knowing much, Mr. Leinsdorf is never shy about exposing the errors, presumptions and cultural gaps in their knowledge.
Aviation experts and officials have said the Slater incident exposes gaps in the aviation security system that could be exploited by someone seeking to cause real harm.