"universal" po angielsku z przykładami - Słownik kolokacji angielskich

universal przymiotnik

universal + rzeczownik

Kolokacji: 199

universal suffrage • universal coverage • universal acclaim • universal language • universal access • universal appeal • universal law • ...

Kolokacji: 23

1. universal suffrage = powszechne prawo wyborcze universal suffrage

2. universal coverage = ogólne sprawozdanie universal coverage

3. universal acclaim = powszechne uznanie universal acclaim

4. universal language = ogólny język universal language

5. universal access = powszechny dostęp universal access

6. universal appeal = ogólny apel universal appeal

7. universal law = prawo uniwersalne universal law

8. universal health care = powszechna ochrona zdrowia universal health care

9. universal value = uniwersalna wartość universal value

10. universal education = powszechna edukacja universal education

11. universal truth = prawda uniwersalna universal truth

12. universal system = uniwersalny system universal system

13. universal principle = prawo uniwersalne universal principle

14. universal theme = ogólny temat universal theme

15. universal right = ogólne prawo universal right

16. universal service = usługa powszechna universal service

17. universal symbol = ogólny symbol universal symbol

18. universal standard = ogólny standard universal standard

So private companies have not developed universal standards, and all face a lack of information about what others are doing.
"It presumes that we all live by the same universal standards."
It wants to set universal academic standards, and then decide how much they should cost.
As a result there was no universal standard by which one culture could be compared with another.
All of this, and our sun is just a plain old average star, by universal standards.
Graduation rates have long been considered a universal standard by which to judge an institution's success.
However, this also involves the rule of law with universal standards.
"No one, including military officers, has an exemption from a universal standard of human rights."
Discussion question: Do you think there is a universal standard of beauty?