"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 • ...

Kolokacji: 35

Grup znaczeniowych: 22

Kolokacji: 12

1. performance improves = wyniki poprawiają się performance improves

2. performance enhancing = zwiększanie wykonania performance enhancing

3. performance varies = wykonanie różni się performance varies

4. performance declines = upadki wykonania performance declines

5. performance deteriorates = wyniki pogarszają się performance deteriorates

6. performance increases = wzrosty wykonania performance increases

His performance increased his rank to fourth in the world.
Today's performance will only increase the buzz around a teenager who has shown no fear while competing.
As performance increased, it also became important to have better combustion chamber designs with less "dead space".
He has said that he wanted to fight for at least three more years, and this performance should only increase his confidence.
Tests have shown that with the addition of skin texture analysis, performance in recognizing faces can increase 20 to 25 percent.
Here, the performance gradually increased from € 1,432 to €1,550 in 2012.
With later technology, manufacturing cost has been lowered while performance increased.
If demand increases, we know that performance and quality will increase and costs fall.
However this performance has only increased Broughton's determination to break through into the world scene.
The authors reported that physical performance increased significantly in all three intervention groups compared to control.