"public" po angielsku z przykładami - Słownik kolokacji angielskich

public rzeczownik

rzeczownik + public

Kolokacji: 13

company public • US public • Boston Public • reading public • Joe Public • ...

public + rzeczownik

Kolokacji: 15

Public opinion • Public access • Public International Affair • Public Square • Public Eye • ...

public + czasownik

Kolokacji: 68

public sees • public knows • public gets • public accepts • public understands • ...

czasownik + public

Kolokacji: 27

make public • educate the public • inform the public • convince the public • protect the public • serve the public • ...

przymiotnik + public

Kolokacji: 63

general public • American public • British public • wide public • broad public • Israeli public • large public • ...

Kolokacji: 10

Grup znaczeniowych: 15

Kolokacji: 5

Kolokacji: 6

1. American public = Amerykanie American public

2. adoring public = uwielbiając ludzi adoring public

3. movie-going public = film-pójść/iść ludzie movie-going public

4. mainstream public = ludzie należący do głównego nurtu mainstream public

5. Western public = Zachodni ludzie Western public

6. taxpaying public = taxpaying ludzie taxpaying public

The taxpaying public on modest incomes are tired of paying everybody else's bills.
And have no doubt, the rapping gavel of tort liability ultimately hammers the taxpaying public.
Journalists would be followed, tapped and coerced in court to reveal sources, chilling the flow of information to the taxpaying public.
It alone represents over $6,000 in extra salary we could otherwise give to each of our 80,000 teachers. . . . Tort liability ultimately hammers the taxpaying public.
The taxpaying public would never stand for it.
Every tax dollar lost to waste, fraud or abuse cheats the taxpaying public and prevents the federal government from serving the public good.
The taxpaying public is entitled to expect a good deal and that is what we will continue to push for.
"There are just a lot of things you can't do at those low prices, the kinds of things the taxpaying public is going to care about."
An official in the Inland Revenue once warned that a taxpaying public that doesn't understand the law is a taxpaying public that can't comply with the law.
Why deny the taxpaying American public a swift, satisfying solution to the issues of the day?