"shape" po angielsku z przykładami - Słownik kolokacji angielskich

shape rzeczownik

rzeczownik + shape

Kolokacji: 103

body shape • shape of one's head • leaf shape • shape of one's face • diamond shape • ...

shape + rzeczownik

Kolokacji: 4

shape change • shape shifter • shape parameter • shape changer

shape + czasownik

Kolokacji: 106

shape moves • shape appears • shape makes • shape comes • shape changes • ...

czasownik + shape

Kolokacji: 67

take shape • change shape • give shape • make shapes • hold one's shape • create shapes • retain one's shape • lose one's shape • ...

Kolokacji: 22

Grup znaczeniowych: 9

Kolokacji: 24

1. take shape = przyjąć kształt take shape

2. give shape = wskazuj kształt give shape

3. make shapes = marki kształty make shapes

shape made

4. hold one's shape = trzymać czyjś kształt hold one's shape

5. create shapes = utwórz kształty create shapes

6. get into shape = nabierz formy get into shape

7. get in shape = nabrać kondycji, osiągnąć dobrą formę get in shape

8. assume the shape = przybierz kształt assume the shape

9. form a shape = utwórz kształt form a shape

10. shape is used = kształt jest używany shape is used

11. draw shapes = kształty losowania draw shapes

12. return to one's shape = wracać czyjś kształt return to one's shape

13. produce shapes = przedłuż kształty produce shapes

A single brush can produce many lines and shapes.
Create modules produce shapes, and may be used only one at a time.
Although a single die can produce various shapes, it only works for one size tube and radius.
A fog that was weaving in from the river produced fantastic shapes.
Routing is a shaping process used to produce finished edges and shapes.
Hooking was an efficient means of producing irregular shapes for large commissions.
These transformations produce similar shapes, which is the basis of trigonometry.
Some kind of peppers are more predisposed to produce strange shapes.
In addition, Martinez began experimenting with various techniques to produce other shapes and colorful forms of pottery.
For example, biological systems can produce complex shapes of defined chemical composition (Fig. 5 ).