"hearing" po angielsku z przykładami - Słownik kolokacji angielskich

hearing rzeczownik

rzeczownik + hearing

Kolokacji: 58

confirmation hearing • court hearing • Senate hearing • committee hearing • hearing of one's death • impeachment hearing • ...

hearing + rzeczownik

Kolokacji: 26

hearing loss • hearing aid • hearing aids • hearing room • hearing officer • ...

hearing + czasownik

Kolokacji: 40

hearing begins • hearing takes • hearing continues • hearing comes • hearing focuses • ...

czasownik + hearing

Kolokacji: 41

hold hearings • conduct hearings • begin hearings • hearing is scheduled • open hearings • hearing is set • attend the hearing • ...

przymiotnik + hearing

Kolokacji: 95

public hearing • Congressional hearing • preliminary hearing • fair hearing • pretrial hearing • disciplinary hearing • recent hearing • ...

Kolokacji: 18

Grup znaczeniowych: 24

Kolokacji: 5

1. public hearing = przesłuchanie publiczne public hearing

2. open hearing = rozprawa otwarta, rozprawa publiczna open hearing

3. closed-door hearing = zamknąć/zamykać-drzwi słuch closed-door hearing

4. secret hearing = potajemna rozprawa secret hearing

5. private hearing = rozprawa zamknięta private hearing

The objection was rejected after a ten day private hearing.
"We've been very open that we would have some private hearings," he said.
Under the City Charter, she has a right to a private hearing before that board.
Those called to give testimony by the committee were interrogated at private hearings.
If her uncle would not give them the courtesy of a private hearing, that was the least she could do.
The Commission may conduct public or private hearings depending on the nature of the allegations.
The commission held public and private hearings for more than a year before issuing a report in May 1953.
The committee first considered the general's promotion in October, when he defended his nomination at a private hearing.
Instead, his case was heard at an admiral's mast, a private administrative hearing.
The tribunal has the power to hold public or private hearings.