"quantity" po angielsku z przykładami - Słownik kolokacji angielskich

quantity rzeczownik

rzeczownik + quantity

Kolokacji: 13

quantity of food • quantity of water • quantity of material • minute quantity • quantity of goods • ...

quantity + rzeczownik

Kolokacji: 4

quantity discount • quantity surveyor • quantity theory • quantity production

quantity + czasownik

Kolokacji: 12

quantity produces • quantity demands • quantity varies • quantity depends • quantity makes • ...

czasownik + quantity

Kolokacji: 56

produce quantities • contain quantities • use quantities • consume quantities • buy quantities • quantity is found • produce in quantities • ...

przymiotnik + quantity

Kolokacji: 104

large quantity • small quantity • great quantity • vast quantity • limited quantity • huge quantity • sufficient quantity • ...

Kolokacji: 19

1. large quantity = duża ilość large quantity

2. small quantity = mała ilość small quantity

3. great quantity = znaczna ilość great quantity

4. vast quantity = ogromna ilość vast quantity

5. limited quantity = ograniczona ilość limited quantity

6. huge quantity = olbrzymia ilość huge quantity

7. sufficient quantity = ilość wystarczająca sufficient quantity

8. unknown quantity = niewiadoma (w matematyce) unknown quantity

9. significant quantity = znacząca ilość significant quantity

It will take about a month to provide them in significant quantities, though.
With less than a week to go before the election, significant quantities of money are changing hands as well.
Very significant quantities of oil or fats may also be present.
By the 1720s there were also significant quantities of coal.
Since the 1970s, various successful projects have produced significant quantities of both.
This figure also had significant quantities of hair on its head'".
The town has received significant quantities of foreign aid with many countries contributing.
Certainly none of them sells records in any significant quantity.
These produce a significant quantity and variety of agricultural products.
Some economists believe significant quantities of oil are being lost or wasted.