"publish" po angielsku z przykładami - Słownik kolokacji angielskich

publish czasownik

publish + rzeczownik

Kolokacji: 198

publish articles • publish essays • publish poetry • publish fiction • publish material • publish poems • publish letters • publish works • ...

czasownik + publish

Kolokacji: 25

begin publishing • start publishing • continue publishing • plan to publish • stop publishing • continue to publish • decide to publish • ...

publish + przyimek

Kolokacji: 47

published by • published until • published in • published since • published under • ...

publish + przymiotnik/przysłówek

Kolokacji: 75

originally published • published posthumously • widely published • published annually • published anonymously • regularly publish • ...

Kolokacji: 31

1. originally published = początkowo wydać originally published

2. published posthumously = wydany pośmiertnie published posthumously

3. widely published = powszechnie wydany widely published

4. published annually = wydany rocznie published annually

5. regularly publish = regularnie wydaj regularly publish

6. published anonymously = wydany anonimowo published anonymously

7. published earlier = wydany wcześniej published earlier

He finished the book the following year, and it was published early in 1969.
The first edition of the paper had been published more than a century earlier, in 1855.
The schedule had been published several months earlier, and his decision was made well before the Games.
You cannot "discover" something published by someone else 10 years earlier.
This became obvious because different figures had been published earlier.
But those figures were published early in the day, and seemed to have little effect on trading.
It will be published early in the Fall, with plenty of pictures.
Another success lies in the fact that the statistics are going to be published five months earlier.
It was inspired by short films and other media published several years earlier which used similar words.
Unknown to him, a similar article had been published a few months earlier by researchers in Canada.