"performance" po angielsku z przykładami - Słownik kolokacji angielskich

performance rzeczownik

rzeczownik + performance

Kolokacji: 205

concert performance • student performance • opera performance • solo performance • dance performance • job performance • ...

performance + rzeczownik

Kolokacji: 152

performance artist • performance standard • performance improvement • performance art • performance venue • performance piece • ...

performance + czasownik

Kolokacji: 138

performance improves • performance features • performance earns • performance includes • performance continues • ...

czasownik + performance

Kolokacji: 246

feature performances • enhance performance • include performances • increase performance • begin performances • ...

Kolokacji: 86

Grup znaczeniowych: 32

Kolokacji: 10

Kolokacji: 16

(3) begin, make, play, get, put, ...

Kolokacji: 42

(4) achieve, win, gain, manage

Kolokacji: 6

Kolokacji: 5

Kolokacji: 9

(7) praise, promote, encourage

Kolokacji: 5

1. praise one's performance = pochwała czyjś wykonanie praise one's performance

2. praise for one's performance = pochwała dla czyjś wykonanie praise for one's performance

3. promote performance = zorganizuj przedstawienie promote performance

4. encourage performance = pobudź wyniki encourage performance

Employers, therefore, have an interest in adopting incentives to encourage good performance even with only limited supervision.
A bonus is not only a reward for past work, it is given as an incentive to encourage good performance in the future.
There must be competitive interactions between crews, encouraging better performance.
We try to encourage outstanding performance, not just average.
To investigate thoroughly the work of all departments within the school in order to encourage optimum performance.
The school's mission is to promote a culture of aspiration that encourages superior academic performance, leadership, and service.
They should encourage optimum performance and be safe.
Their business practices promote safe, efficient operations which encourage optimal operational and financial performance.
For example, a teacher who believes a certain student to be intellectually gifted may well encourage exceptional academic performance.
The cards, intended to encourage better performance, compare test scores from each school to state averages and to those of schools deemed to be "similar."