"process" po angielsku z przykładami - Słownik kolokacji angielskich

process rzeczownik

rzeczownik + process

Kolokacji: 411

peace process • selection process • manufacturing process • production process • application process • review process • ...

process + rzeczownik

Kolokacji: 19

process right • process control • process clause • process server • process improvement • ...

process + czasownik

Kolokacji: 132

process involves • process occurs • process requires • process begins • process leads • process continues • process includes • ...

Kolokacji: 37

Grup znaczeniowych: 19

Kolokacji: 8

(2) occur, lead, go, result, become, ...

Kolokacji: 17

1. process occurs = proces następuje process occurs

2. process leads = proces prowadzi process leads

3. process goes = proces idzie process goes

4. process results = wyniki procesu process results

5. process becomes = proces staje się process becomes

6. process comes = proces przychodzi process comes

7. process happens = proces zdarza się process happens

8. process runs = proces biegnie process runs

9. process operates = proces obsługuje process operates

10. process fails = oceny niedostateczne procesu process fails

11. process develops = proces rozwija process develops

12. process evolves = proces rozwija process evolves

13. process originates = proces zapoczątkowuje process originates

14. process progresses = proces posuwa się do przodu process progresses

15. process grows = proces rośnie process grows

As the political process grew more tense, however, the group changed its name and declared itself "the only legitimate representative of the people".
"Does your biotechnology include a process to grow such a poison?"
A process that will not be mitigated by the presence of the people we have grown to love, our family.
The process of dying has grown so complicated that the saying "my number's up" sounds almost quaint.
He remained with the firm for 19 years during which time this process grew to become the dominant technology worldwide.
The whole process grows into a sort of oratory contest.
To accommodate the researchers, the screening process grew more formalized.
This process of denial and repression is growing harder these days.
The process began slowly and has been growing exponentially.
As time's gone on, I find that this process has grown progressively easier.