"program" po angielsku z przykładami - Słownik kolokacji angielskich

program rzeczownik

rzeczownik + program

Kolokacji: 885

television program • training program • education program • radio program • computer program • degree program • music program • ...

program + rzeczownik

Kolokacji: 99

program director • program note • program manager • program coordinator • program trading • Educational Programs Head • ...

program + czasownik

Kolokacji: 299

program includes • program features • program offers • program consists • program focuses • program airs • program aims • ...

czasownik + program

Kolokacji: 269

program designed • program aimed • program sponsored • finance programs • program called • develop programs • program run • ...

Kolokacji: 100

Grup znaczeniowych: 34

(1) design, aim, intend, plan, target

Kolokacji: 5

Kolokacji: 11

Kolokacji: 11

1. program called = program zadzwonił program called

2. discover through the Beijing Program = odkrywać przez Pekin Program discover through the Beijing Program

3. program titled = program zatytułował program titled

4. program entitled = program zatytułował program entitled

5. describe the program = opisz program describe the program

6. identify programs = określ programy identify programs

7. cite programs = zacytuj programy cite programs

But citing such programs as community policing, he added, "We think we have a good track record on improving that service delivery."
He cited programs like Operation Impact, which floods small problem areas with patrol and anticrime officers.
Professors Goodwin and Nacht also cited several innovative programs.
He did not cite specific programs.
Mr. Noto did not support the idea of using 25 percent of the tobacco money for antismoking efforts, citing many such existing programs.
Others cite similar programs that were in existence among many college fund raising activities prior to 1987.
Instead, they said the council chose to cite ground-breaking programs that are already getting results, often without much publicity.
"There are some mandates that you must do from the feds and the state," Mr. Tyrrell said, citing programs for disabled children as an example.
He cited programs that included vocational training, access to education and drug abuse treatment.
She cited such programs as day care financing and Project Read, an after-school program to improve the reading skills of elementary-school children.