"reader" po angielsku z przykładami - Słownik kolokacji angielskich

reader rzeczownik

rzeczownik + reader

Kolokacji: 48

RSS reader • Adobe Reader • book reader • card reader • newspaper reader • Adobe Acrobat Reader • Guardian reader • mind reader • ...

reader + rzeczownik

Kolokacji: 16

reader comment • reader poll • reader response • reader survey • Adobe Reader software • ...

reader + czasownik

Kolokacji: 147

reader writes • reader votes • reader learns • reader feels • reader finds • reader wants • reader knows • reader sees • reader gets • ...

Kolokacji: 41

Grup znaczeniowych: 21

(1) write, make, access, form, reach

Kolokacji: 5

Kolokacji: 8

Kolokacji: 11

(4) feel, know, experience, live

Kolokacji: 4

(5) want, need, ask, wish, like, ...

Kolokacji: 8

(6) get, come, follow, go, realize, ...

Kolokacji: 12

1. reader gets = czytelnik dostaje reader gets

2. reader comes = czytelnik przychodzi reader comes

3. reader follows = czytelnik następuje reader follows

4. reader goes = czytelnik idzie reader goes

5. reader realizes = czytelnik realizuje reader realizes

6. reader turns = czytelnik obraca się reader turns

7. reader fails = oceny niedostateczne czytelnika reader fails

8. reader gains = przyrosty czytelnika reader gains

9. reader becomes = czytelnik zostaje reader becomes

Good writing should help readers to "become less alone inside."
By this stage the reader may be becoming a little uneasy.
- Even readers who do understand the word will soon become irritated if you use it all the time.
The magazine says these readers, most of whom are women, have become more attuned to a troubled world.
Just when a reader is becoming weary of all this narrative play, relief comes from an unexpected quarter.
Many readers of this book will have become involved with numbers in the belief that they are 'no good at English'.
Now our typical reader is becoming a very young woman in her teens.
In the years since Piel began writing about science in 1938, his readers have become much more sophisticated.
There is not enough plot to the novel, but by its end the reader has nonetheless become attached to the characters and their relationships.
The new approach is based on a belief that readers and residents have become increasingly flummoxed by politics, an idea supported in interviews here.