"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 • ...

republican + czasownik

Kolokacji: 228

Republican wins • Republican votes • Republican controls • Republican opposes • Republican argues • Republican supports • ...

Kolokacji: 67

Grup znaczeniowych: 39

(1) win, succeed, manage, sweep, follow

Kolokacji: 5

(2) vote, defeat, kill

Kolokacji: 3

(3) control, take, gain, see, find, ...

Kolokacji: 17

1. Republican controls = Republikańskie kontrole Republican controls

2. Republican takes = Republikanin bierze Republican takes

3. Republican gains = Republikańskie przyrosty Republican gains

4. Republican sees = Republikanin widzi Republican sees

5. Republican finds = Republikanin znajduje Republican finds

6. Republican feels = Republikanin czuje Republican feels

7. Republican acknowledges = Republikanin przyznaje się Republican acknowledges

8. Republican knows = Republikanin wie Republican knows

9. Republican regains = Republikanin odzyskuje Republican regains

10. Republican embraces = Republikańskie uściski Republican embraces

11. Republican accepts = Republikanin akceptuje Republican accepts

Asked if Republicans would accept that, he said, "I guess we are going to find out."
He said Republicans would accept "billions for unemployment, not one cent for jobs."
The Republicans must stop their stalling, let the votes be counted and accept the result.
Republicans, who once resisted federal regulation of health insurance, now accept it as inevitable.
The Republicans eagerly accepted him into the fold.
The Republicans should call the President's bluff, claim joint victory and accept something close to the deal he's offered.
Those principles include promoting competition among industries and encouraging private investment in the "national information infrastructure" - goals that Republicans would accept.
But if Republicans did not accept his terms, "further blood is on their shoulders".
Republicans accepted two smaller education initiatives, one to help all children learn to read by the end of third grade and the other expand after-school programs.
With much bemoaning, the Republicans also accepted the plan.