"product" po angielsku z przykładami - Słownik kolokacji angielskich

product rzeczownik

rzeczownik + product

Kolokacji: 319

consumer product • dairy product • food product • petroleum product • software product • end product • tobacco product • ...

product + rzeczownik

Kolokacji: 149

product line • product development • product manager • product label • product design • product placement • product category • ...

product + czasownik

Kolokacji: 130

product contains • product shortens • product includes • product causes • product uses • product makes • product cures • ...

czasownik + product

Kolokacji: 153

sell products • buy products • manufacture products • deliver products • purchase products • produce products • develop products • ...

Kolokacji: 70

Grup znaczeniowych: 21

Kolokacji: 11

Kolokacji: 7

1. buy products = nabywaj wyroby buy products

2. purchase products = produkty zakupu purchase products

3. take products = zjedz produkty take products

4. choose products = wybierz produkty choose products

5. product needed = produkt potrzebował product needed

6. take with products = weź z produktami take with products

7. accept products = przyjmij produkty accept products

But the Soviets are no longer willing to subsidize Vietnam by accepting products and commodities of poor quality.
For years we've had to settle with accepting inferior products made by inmates in far-off countries.
The Government is not going to lay down and accept defective products.
Few companies are going the countertrade route - accepting Russian products like vodka as payment, then reselling them in the West.
On the other hand, companies that focus only on exploitation may accept status quo performance and products and fail to reach optimal levels of success.
Genuine doctors, when they were available, functioned on the barter system, accepting foodstuffs and products for services rendered.
Industrialists who have begun working with imports may not accept domestic alternative products that reduce demand for their output.
That value is now secondary to profit-making, and we all buy into it when we accept substandard products.
The drug's success or failure is seen by many industrial analysts as an important indicator of the public's willingness to accept genetically engineered products in food.
When goods cross frontiers, we risk having to accept irradiated products in practice, unless this field is regulated.