"project" po angielsku z przykładami - Słownik kolokacji angielskich

project rzeczownik

rzeczownik + project

Kolokacji: 376

research project • housing project • construction project • development project • pilot project • solo project • Manhattan Project • ...

project + rzeczownik

Kolokacji: 96

project manager • Project Gutenberg • project director • project management • project leader • project team • project cost • ...

project + czasownik

Kolokacji: 199

project includes • project involves • project aims • project requires • project begins • project fails • project costs • project provides • ...

czasownik + project

Kolokacji: 167

project undertaken • project sponsored • project aimed • initiate projects • pursue projects • project called • support projects • ...

Kolokacji: 77

Grup znaczeniowych: 24

(1) undertake, take, tackle, secure

Kolokacji: 4

Kolokacji: 6

(3) aim, target

Kolokacji: 2

Kolokacji: 7

Kolokacji: 8

1. pursue projects = dąż do projektów pursue projects

2. oppose the project = sprzeciw się projektowi oppose the project

3. seek for Nonacademic Project = szukaj Nonacademic Project seek for Nonacademic Project

4. engage in projects = zajmij się projektami engage in projects

5. win projects = projekty zwycięstwa win projects

6. participate in the project = uczestnicz w projekcie participate in the project

7. win for the project = wygraj dla projektu win for the project

The CD sleeve is the final piece of artwork by Richie Andrews, who won several awards for the project.
Nevertheless, they won approval for the project.
The architect Artur Szalatnai was selected by winning a competition for the project of a new synagogue.
He sought and won an award for the project from The Sloan Foundation to conduct a feasibility conference.
In the meantime, he is waiting for a $200,000 state and Federal grant he won for the project.
Instead of pandering, he should use his considerable skills as a salesman to win support for the project.
With measures like these, we are sure to win the backing of our citizens for the European project.
Julian Kane, a Hofstra University geology professor who opposed the 1998 plan, said the revisions did nothing to win his support for the project.
To win approval for the project, his workers had to hold up the boards they wanted to erect while someone from the commission stood in Central Park.
With the help of the pilot Ellissen, he manages to win the support of the Lennartz-Werke for the project.