"magazine" po angielsku z przykładami - Słownik kolokacji angielskich

magazine rzeczownik

rzeczownik + magazine

Kolokacji: 363

Time magazine • Forbes magazine • Billboard magazine • fashion magazine • news magazine • Fortune magazine • Playboy magazine • ...

magazine + rzeczownik

Kolokacji: 83

magazine article • magazine editor • magazine publisher • magazine cover • magazine writer • magazine industry • ...

magazine + czasownik

Kolokacji: 118

magazine names • magazine publishes • magazine ranks • magazine reports • magazine features • magazine covers • magazine calls • ...

Kolokacji: 23

Grup znaczeniowych: 20

(1) name, call, list, quote, refer, ...

Kolokacji: 7

1. magazine names = imiona magazynu magazine names

2. magazine calls = magazyn wzywa magazine calls

3. magazine lists = listy magazynu magazine lists

4. magazine quotes = magazyn cytuje magazine quotes

5. magazine refers = magazyn przekazuje magazine refers

6. magazine cites = magazyn cytuje magazine cites

7. magazine dubs = magazyn dubbinguje magazine dubs

The magazine dubbed it a "classic in terms of style and gameplay" and a "must for any arcade aficionado."
These bikes were known only as "the Turner bike" until reviewed by the magazine "Mountain Bike Action", where the magazine dubbed it the "Turner Burner".
The magazine, now called Modern Salon, dubbed the look "thebeehive."
The magazine previously dubbed the town "New York's wealthiest suburb."
In early 1952, Maclean's magazine had dubbed the cobalt-source radiotherapy machine the cobalt bomb - a tongue-in-cheek tribute to this peaceful use of nuclear technology.
It is also unsurprising that the object of this group of thinkers' deepest animosity is the current Supreme Court, the critical enforcer of what the magazine has dubbed "thinly disguised totalitarianism."
The magazine dubbed him "The Shock Jock" and called him "serially offensive" for his many controversial statements during his career, such as a 1999 remark in which he called Arabs "ragheads."
While some critics say the statistics are greatly exaggerated (one evangelical magazine for youth ministers dubbed it "the 4 percent panic attack"), there is widespread consensus among evangelical leaders that they risk losing their teenagers.
A regular on the New York folk scene, Life magazine dubbed her "the pet of Manhattan nightclubbers" in 1945.
Castro, himself a boy of many summers, was what one magazine had dubbed "the Lion in Winter," older and grayer, but outlasting his enemies.