"interaction" po angielsku z przykładami - Słownik kolokacji angielskich

interaction rzeczownik

rzeczownik + interaction

Kolokacji: 22

drug interaction • user interaction • group interaction • character interaction • protein interaction • ...

interaction + rzeczownik

Kolokacji: 11

Drug Interactions section • interaction design • interaction term • interaction effect • interaction energy • ...

interaction + czasownik

Kolokacji: 26

interaction occurs • Drug interaction changes • interaction causes • interaction leads • interaction takes • ...

czasownik + interaction

Kolokacji: 37

prevent interactions • contain all interactions • cover interactions • see Drug Interactions • study interactions • involve interaction • ...

przymiotnik + interaction

Kolokacji: 152

social interaction • human interaction • complex interaction • serious interaction • direct interaction • strong interaction • ...

Kolokacji: 16

Grup znaczeniowych: 41

Kolokacji: 7

Kolokacji: 5

(3) complex, complicated, simple, binary

Kolokacji: 4

1. complex interaction = złożona interakcja complex interaction

2. complicated interaction = skomplikowana interakcja complicated interaction

3. simple interaction = prosta interakcja simple interaction

These are for contemplation once you have completed this simple and very relaxing interaction with your higher mind.
We have lost the simple, playful interaction with Nature or with several generations of our ancestors.
The global behaviour is always an emergent result of simple local interactions.
However, television is such a major part of people's lives that simple human interaction has been cut down to a minimum.
Patterns that can emerge from the simple interactions of local land uses include office districts and urban sprawl.
He argues that Bratman's account is unable to explain simple interactions between agents.
Do they somehow bubble up from below, emergent properties of simple interactions?
The point is how scared she feels in negotiating a part of life that once would have been resolved by simple social interaction.
Can collaborative work in which exceptional products emerge from simple interactions be considered creative?