"idea" po angielsku z przykładami - Słownik kolokacji angielskich

idea rzeczownik

rzeczownik + idea

Kolokacji: 44

story idea • business idea • design idea • core idea • gift idea • ...

idea + rzeczownik

Kolokacji: 4

idea man • Idea Factory • Idea Record • idea generation

idea + czasownik

Kolokacji: 174

idea originates • idea appeals • idea occurs • idea strikes • idea seems • idea comes • idea influences • idea begins • idea works • ...

czasownik + idea

Kolokacji: 176

share ideas • exchange ideas • incorporate ideas • express ideas • offer ideas • borrow ideas • bring ideas • spread ideas • ...

Kolokacji: 85

Grup znaczeniowych: 28

Kolokacji: 9

1. share ideas = dzielić się pomysłami share ideas

2. offer ideas = pomysły oferty offer ideas

3. provide ideas = dostarcz pomysły provide ideas

4. idea is used = pomysł jest używany idea is used

5. idea is applied = pomysł jest zastosowany idea is applied

6. put the idea = przedstaw pomysł put the idea

7. allow ideas = pozwól pomysłom allow ideas

8. extend the idea = poszerz pomysł extend the idea

9. employ ideas = pomysły zatrudnienia employ ideas

Short stories and novelettes with themes of fantastic imagining appeared in journals throughout the late 19th century and many of these employed scientific ideas as the springboard to the imagination.
His writing was critical of Christianity and strongly influenced by socialism; emotionally intense, humanistic, and employed ideas from the Bible, Tolstoy, and anarchic socialism.
Within this frame, Becker uses western drums in a tabla-like fashion, but employs rudimental ideas.
In some of these books, he employed linguistic ideas that preceded many actual language reforms in Norway.
Also, common to other schools employing ideas of progressive education, there no tests or grades, however some by 1935, some practices were "denounced as Trotskyite" and were abandoned.
He is one of the few managers who is aware of and employs sabermetric ideas and concepts.
Another possibility is to employ similar querying ideas in The iDistance Technique.
According to Isobel Armstrong, Procter's poetry, like that of many 19th-century women poets, employs conventional ideas and modes of expression without necessarily espousing them in entirety.
It was finished in 1635 and was the first strictly classical building in England, employing ideas found in the architecture of Palladio and ancient Rome.
Colin Duriez, author of three books on Lewis, suggests that Lewis believed that to reach a post-Christian culture one needed to employ pre-Christian ideas.