"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

Kolokacji: 6

Kolokacji: 27

Kolokacji: 12

1. offer products = produkty oferty offer products

2. provide products = dostarcz produkty provide products

3. supply products = produkty dostawcze supply products

4. use this product = wykorzystuj ten produkt use this product

5. use in products = wykorzystanie w produktach use in products

6. use along with products = użyj wraz z produktami use along with products

7. allow products = pozwól produktom allow products

Also having that corridor open to rail will allow other products to be transported as well.
An independent agency will fill gaps in our system that allowed such risky financial products to spread.
Also, there would be concern if monopoly power allowed certain products to have excessive prices.
This allows products and content to be entered once then viewed and changed in one place.
The Administration is also willing to allow products containing this encryption system to be eligible for export.
In the case of Ultratech, he said the company's technology, which allows thinner products to be made, gave it a competitive edge in its field.
That finding could make the United States the first country to allow products from cloned livestock to be sold in grocery stores.
At the same time, it will provide harmonised rules allowing products to circulate freely in the internal market.
I understand some of my colleagues' concerns about allowing on the market new products that might present a danger or mislead the consumer.
A strong stance should also be taken against continuing to allow agricultural products to serve as a 'transaction currency' for commercial advantages at other levels.