"move" po angielsku z przykładami - Słownik kolokacji angielskich

move rzeczownik

rzeczownik + move

Kolokacji: 53

career move • dance move • surprise move • signature move • loan move • ...

move + czasownik

Kolokacji: 127

move follows • move comes • move allows • move leads • move helps • move makes • move means • move takes • move gives • ...

Kolokacji: 32

Grup znaczeniowych: 18

Kolokacji: 14

Kolokacji: 5

Kolokacji: 7

Kolokacji: 11

(5) mean, entail

Kolokacji: 2

(6) take, put, draw, mark, force, ...

Kolokacji: 14

1. move takes = ruch wymaga move takes

2. move puts = ruch kładzie move puts

3. move draws = ruch wzbudza move draws

4. move marks = znaki ruchu move marks

5. move forces = siły ruchu move forces

6. move sends = ruch wysyła move sends

7. move sets = ruch umieszcza move sets

8. move places = miejsca ruchu move places

9. move gets = ruch dostaje move gets

10. move attracts = ruch przyciąga move attracts

11. move paves = ruch brukuje move paves

12. move aims = ruch dąży move aims

The move aims at offering all-electric volume vehicles from 2011 - including a countrywide network of battery charging stations.
The move aims to end a long-standing abuse which was not resolved by its predecessor, the Accounting Standards Committee.
The move aimed at raising public awareness of the problems of nations under the control of Communist and other non-democratic governments.
Wilson armed it, checked the sight, lifted up, and in another quick move aimed, fired, and ducked.
This move, analysts say, aims in part to make it easier for Credit Suisse to enter the insurance field.
Black's fifth move, 5...a6, aims to deny White the b5-square to his knights and light-squared bishop while maintaining flexibility in development.
This move also aims to make the prosthesis laboratory more accessible to the rest of the Pampanga.
This move aims to make the regulation of these charities proportionate by ensuring that they have a Principal Regulator to promote charity law compliance.
The executives view as short-sighted moves to shrink corporate research budgets and to aim Government financing at projects that offer an immediate payoff.
The move aimed to give the health services more flexibility to compete with other medical institutions.