"republican" po angielsku z przykładami - Słownik kolokacji angielskich

republican rzeczownik

rzeczownik + republican

Kolokacji: 69

House Republican • Senate Republican • Georgia Republican • Texas Republican • California Republican • Florida Republican • ...

republican + rzeczownik

Kolokacji: 107

Republican Party • Republican primary • Republican candidate • Republican senator • Republican nominee • Republican Congress • ...

Kolokacji: 30

Grup znaczeniowych: 20

Kolokacji: 13

(2) primary, voter, People, vote

Kolokacji: 4

Kolokacji: 21

1. Republican candidate = kandydat Republikanów Republican candidate

2. Republican nominee = nominowany z Partii Republikańskiej Republican nominee

3. Republican chairman = Republikański przewodniczący Republican chairman

4. Republican leader = lider republikanów Republican leader

5. Senate Republican leader = Senat republikanin przywódca Senate Republican leader

6. Republican President = Republikański Prezydent Republican President

7. House Republican leader = Izba republikanin przywódca House Republican leader

8. Republican politician = Republikański polityk Republican politician

9. Republican Party politician = Polityk Partii Republikańskiej Republican Party politician

10. House Republican leadership = Izba republikanin przywództwo House Republican leadership

11. Republican majority leader = Republikański lider większości Republican majority leader

12. Republican Mayor = Republikański Burmistrz Republican Mayor

13. Republican lawmaker = Republikański ustawodawca Republican lawmaker

14. Republican speaker = Republikański mówiący Republican speaker

15. Republican minority leader = Republikański przywódca opozycji Republican minority leader

16. Republican pollster = Republikański ankieter Republican pollster

Mr. Goeas, the Republican pollster, agreed that Democrats appeared more motivated now.
A focus group organized by Frank Luntz, the Republican pollster, found it impressive and persuasive.
"He became bitter and angry," says Frank Luntz, the Republican pollster.
"This is not happy data," said Bill McInturff, the Republican pollster who conducted the survey.
"He gives off different signals every day of the week," said Mr. Luntz, the Republican pollster.
The Republican pollsters who said during the campaign that voters preferred six-year limits seemed to back off their own findings.
Mr. Ayres, the Republican pollster, sees it differently.
If so, it is a strategy that Republican pollsters and strategists are convinced fits the national mood.
"Talking about the fourth down with five yards to go is offensive to a lot of women," explains Frank Luntz, the Republican pollster.