"prosperity" po angielsku z przykładami - Słownik kolokacji angielskich

prosperity rzeczownik

prosperity + rzeczownik

Kolokacji: 3

prosperity gospel • prosperity theology • Prosperity Partnership

prosperity + czasownik

Kolokacji: 9

prosperity depends • prosperity comes • prosperity returns • prosperity continues • prosperity brings • ...

czasownik + prosperity

Kolokacji: 29

bring prosperity • enjoy prosperity • achieve prosperity • promote prosperity • ensure prosperity • ...

przymiotnik + prosperity

Kolokacji: 34

economic prosperity • great prosperity • future prosperity • relative prosperity • new prosperity • ...

Kolokacji: 5

Grup znaczeniowych: 9

(1) economic, financial

Kolokacji: 2

Kolokacji: 5

1. great prosperity = wielki dobrobyt great prosperity

2. greatest prosperity = najbardziej wielki dobrobyt greatest prosperity

3. commercial prosperity = handlowy dobrobyt commercial prosperity

4. unparalleled prosperity = niezrównany dobrobyt unparalleled prosperity

5. remarkable prosperity = niezwykły dobrobyt remarkable prosperity

You have seen my youth pass away calmly without any great disappointments or remarkable prosperity.
The Purple coalition also marked a period of remarkable economic prosperity.
Or does he truly believe it will reverse a jump in oil prices that could hurt millions of Americans and threaten the country's remarkable prosperity?
For a period of about three centuries 1192-1489, Limassol enjoyed remarkable prosperity.
Still, such remarkable prosperity in one sector of a generally decimated fishing industry makes many people nervous.
These kinds of innovations are also propelling our remarkable prosperity.
Tagliabue's address took place against a backdrop of remarkable prosperity for the league.
Mitchell knew an administration with twenty years of experience would achieve remarkable prosperity.
In addition to social reforms, the Purple Coalition also presided over a period of remarkable economic prosperity.
They do not credit FDR for the remarkable prosperity of the 1940s.