"society" po angielsku z przykładami - Słownik kolokacji angielskich

society rzeczownik

rzeczownik + society

Kolokacji: 251

Aid Society • Asia Society • honor society • Bible Society • Film Society • Art Society • Japan Society • Audubon Society • ...

society + rzeczownik

Kolokacji: 56

society member • society organization • Society Island • society group • Society Award • ...

society + czasownik

Kolokacji: 176

society holds • Society publishes • society begins • awarded by the Royal Society • presented by the Film Society • society says • ...

Kolokacji: 37

Grup znaczeniowych: 25

Kolokacji: 5

Kolokacji: 6

Kolokacji: 20

1. society begins = społeczeństwo zaczyna się society begins

2. society moves = społeczeństwo przeprowadza się society moves

3. society continues = społeczeństwo kontynuuje society continues

4. society maintains = społeczeństwo utrzymuje society maintains

5. society meets = społeczeństwo wypełnia society meets

6. society starts = społeczeństwo zaczyna society starts

7. society conducts = zachowania światowe society conducts

8. society plays = społeczeństwo gra society plays

9. society treats = społeczeństwo traktuje society treats

10. society manages = społeczeństwo zarządza society manages

11. society performs = społeczeństwo odprawia society performs

12. society rejects = odrzuty światowe society rejects

13. society acts = akty światowe society acts

14. society responds = społeczeństwo odpowiada society responds

15. society remains = społeczeństwo pozostaje society remains

However, many societies have until this day remained as what is called "tribes without rulers", a form of "ordered anarchy".
The society remained in existence chiefly as a social club.
First is the assumption that an economically dominant society can remain in that position with absentee ownership.
Our society remains in deep trouble and we are a long way from reaching our development goals.
Here, once again, international society is remaining silent and allowing Berlin and Washington to see their interests put into effect.
However, their societies remain marginalized, and they have been said to be "Second class Bumiputra's."
However, Tannenbaum points out, that Italian society remained as 'hierarchical and divided as before'.
Only the society, and a few liquor stores, remained on Broadway.
The society bought the building for £14,000 in 1932 and have remained there ever since.
Sciascia's work is intricate and displays a longing for justice while attempting to show how corrupt Italian society had become and remains.