"note" po angielsku z przykładami - Słownik kolokacji angielskich

note rzeczownik

rzeczownik + note

Kolokacji: 92

liner note • Treasury note • program note • suicide note • bank note • Lecture Note • side note • TREAS. NOTE • percent note • ...

note + rzeczownik

Kolokacji: 21

Blue Note label • note issue • note pad • note auction • Treasury note issue • ...

note + czasownik

Kolokacji: 110

note says • note comes • NOTE shares • note indicates • note sounds • note explains • note makes • ...

czasownik + note

Kolokacji: 112

take note • compare notes • see note • contain notes • keep notes • include notes • issue notes • play notes • use notes • ...

Kolokacji: 38

Grup znaczeniowych: 15

Kolokacji: 10

Kolokacji: 8

1. compare notes = wymień wrażenia compare notes

2. see note = patrz notatka see note

3. look at one's notes = patrzeć czyjś notatki look at one's notes

4. review one's notes = przegląd czyjś notatki review one's notes

5. study one's notes = nauka czyjś notatki study one's notes

6. check one's notes = sprawdzać czyjś notatki check one's notes

7. note followed = notatka nastąpiła note followed

The alarm call typically consists of three notes, a single note followed by two short notes.
Similarly the interviews would start with an editor's note followed by a colon and end with "Excerpts follow".
The male's song is a musical, distinctive series of descending notes followed by a warble.
The text for each species gives brief status notes, followed by a section detailing identification, and concludes with a section on voice.
She settled on three short notes followed by a pause and then one long note.
The song consists of a short series of high notes followed by a trill.
The song is two clear notes followed by a mixture of buzzes and trills.
The fanfare consists of six notes followed by rooters shouting, "Charge!"
The song is a series of stuttering notes followed by a rasping trill similar to a fishing reel.
One consists of an initial note, followed by three or so repeated notes at an interval of about a major third above.