"opponent" po angielsku z przykładami - Słownik kolokacji angielskich

opponent rzeczownik

rzeczownik + opponent

Kolokacji: 28

abortion opponent • opponent of the death penalty • division opponent • conference opponent • playoff opponent • ...

opponent + czasownik

Kolokacji: 158

Opponent argues • opponent says • opponent calls • opponent tries • opponent makes • opponent uses • opponent accuses • ...

czasownik + opponent

Kolokacji: 81

hold opponents • defeat one's opponent • beat one's opponent • attack one's opponent • kill one's opponent • force one's opponent • ...

przymiotnik + opponent

Kolokacji: 181

political opponent • Democratic opponent • strong opponent • vocal opponent • formidable opponent • main opponent • ...

Kolokacji: 29

Grup znaczeniowych: 49

(1) political, gubernatorial, mayoral

Kolokacji: 3

1. political opponent = przeciwnik polityczny political opponent

2. gubernatorial opponent = gubernatorski przeciwnik gubernatorial opponent

All of Perry's gubernatorial opponents opposed the corridor project, as did the 2006 state party platforms of both the Democratic and Republican parties.
After his uncle's death, the house was, ironically, purchased by William Trousdale, Campbell's future gubernatorial opponent.
Led by Russell's former gubernatorial opponent, Alfred M. Waddell, a white mob attacked the black newspaper and neighborhoods; they ran political opponents out of town.
Mrs. Whitman also referred to last year's bruising United States Senate campaign by challenging her gubernatorial opponents to run a clean campaign.
If nothing else, Mr. Spitzer has a seat at the table that his gubernatorial opponents do not.
He served his first term during the administration of Governor Robert F. Kennon, who in 1963 would be a gubernatorial opponent of Kirkpatrick.
A Republican gubernatorial opponent, Michael Bernhardt, the House minority leader, agreed with the Governor.
In 1972, Henry campaigned for Edwin Edwards, who faced an unusually strong Republican gubernatorial opponent in David Treen.
Mr. Wilson and his 1994 Democratic gubernatorial opponent, Kathleen Brown, together spent even more than that, an all-time record of nearly $50 million.
Given the taxpayers' subsidy, this enormous profit has generated criticism from Commissioner Mauro, Bush's gubernatorial opponent, who calls it "plain old corporate welfare."