"governor" po angielsku z przykładami - Słownik kolokacji angielskich

governor rzeczownik

rzeczownik + governor

Kolokacji: 66

Lieutenant Governor • deputy governor • Republican governor • school governor • Governor of New Wales • Governor of Arkansas • ...

governor + rzeczownik

Kolokacji: 76

Governor General • Governor Whitman • Governor Bush • Governor Clinton • Governors Island • Governor Rowland • ...

governor + czasownik

Kolokacji: 186

Governor signs • Governor proposes • Governor says • governor wants • Governor calls • governor takes • governor makes • ...

czasownik + governor

Kolokacji: 30

elect governor • appoint governor • name governor • make governor • run for governor • serve as Governor • appoint as governor • ...

przymiotnik + governor

Kolokacji: 77

Democratic governor • provincial governor • British governor • current governor • military governor • new governor • popular governor • ...

Kolokacji: 20

1. Democratic governor = Demokratyczny gubernator Democratic governor

2. provincial governor = zarządca prowincji provincial governor

3. military governor = gubernator wojskowy military governor

4. current governor = obecny gubernator current governor

5. British governor = Brytyjski gubernator British governor

He was the last British governor of any Australian state.
From 15 November 1798 until 1800, he served as the British governor of the island.
After the conquest until 1849 the house was again used as a governor's residence, this time by the British governors.
The villa was rarely used as a residence for the British governors.
To be sure, British governors were often obtuse, and sometimes brutal.
The school started off as a private venture but control was transferred to the British Governor in 1930.
In 1722, the appointed British governor needed the House to raise revenues.
They forced the British governor to surrender and the island's buoyant economy fell into decline.
Under an edict issued by the British governor, all firearms on the island had to be handed in to police.
However, the paternalistic threat of the intervention by the British governor rankled.