"journalist" po angielsku z przykładami - Słownik kolokacji angielskich

journalist rzeczownik

rzeczownik + journalist

Kolokacji: 46

television journalist • sports journalist • music journalist • broadcast journalist • newspaper journalist • radio journalist • ...

journalist + rzeczownik

Kolokacji: 3

journalist friend • Journalists Association • Journalist Award

journalist + czasownik

Kolokacji: 103

journalist writes • journalist working • journalist says • journalist reports • journalist asks • journalist covering • journalist describes • ...

czasownik + journalist

Kolokacji: 42

protect Journalists • tell journalists • help one's journalists • begin as a journalist • journalist known • include journalists • ...

przymiotnik + journalist

Kolokacji: 180

American journalist • British journalist • foreign journalist • investigative journalist • French journalist • Canadian journalist • ...

Kolokacji: 33

Grup znaczeniowych: 36

(1) American, Western, English, Hispanic

Kolokacji: 4

(2) British, Scottish, gay, lesbian

Kolokacji: 4

(3) foreign, international

Kolokacji: 2

Kolokacji: 11

Kolokacji: 17

1. French journalist = Francuski dziennikarz French journalist

2. Italian journalist = Włoski dziennikarz Italian journalist

3. German journalist = Niemiecki dziennikarz German journalist

4. Polish journalist = Polski dziennikarz Polish journalist

5. European journalist = Europejski dziennikarz European journalist

6. Dutch journalist = Holenderski dziennikarz Dutch journalist

7. Spanish journalist = Hiszpański dziennikarz Spanish journalist

Fernando de Diego (1919-2005) was a Spanish journalist and linguist.
Two Spanish journalists who had accompanied her were also detained for several hours.
For all the hope Stern professed, a concerned Spanish journalist seemed to sum up the proceedings well yesterday.
The Americans fear that Spanish journalists would publish or broadcast mainly negative reports, further reducing the chance for a compromise.
Federer, he had told Spanish journalists, finished each year "fresh as a daisy", which was beyond players who did not possess his languid skills.
Suddenly, Spanish journalists were peppering him with questions, testing his vocabulary.
Some Spanish journalists, however, said Delgado had taken a wrong turn when he completed his warm-up near the platform.
"Obviously, everyone wonders when the bubble will burst," a Spanish journalist said.
He is a Spanish journalist and actor.
"I personally don't know where we are heading," Miró told a Spanish journalist in 1931.