"view" po angielsku z przykładami - Słownik kolokacji angielskich

view rzeczownik

rzeczownik + view

Kolokacji: 97

Mountain View • ocean view • world view • page view • eye view • water view • view of the Manhattan skyline • side view • ...

view + rzeczownik

Kolokacji: 14

View All Result • VIEW EVENT • view point • view mirror • view screen • ...

view + czasownik

Kolokacji: 90

view changes • view makes • view shows • view comes • view holds • YouTube view counts • view reflects • view seems • view differs • ...

czasownik + view

Kolokacji: 182

hold views • view known • include views • express one's views • share one's views • block one's view • change one's view • ...

Kolokacji: 70

Grup znaczeniowych: 26

Kolokacji: 12

1. hold views = miej poglądy hold views

2. block one's view = blok czyjś widok block one's view

3. defend one's views = bronić czyjś widoki defend one's views

4. maintain a view = utrzymaj widok maintain a view

5. keep in view = nie trać z pola widzenia keep in view

6. cut off one's view = odcinać czyjś widok cut off one's view

7. contain views = zawieraj widoki contain views

8. keep one's views = trzymać czyjś widoki keep one's views

9. view is opposed = widokowi sprzeciwiają się view is opposed

10. block from view = blok z widoku block from view

11. oppose to one's views = być przeciwnym czyjś widoki oppose to one's views

12. suppress views = powstrzymaj opinie suppress views

Storme sees the Centre as leading a "political inquisition" in suppressing alternative political views.
Free energy suppression is a conspiracy theory claiming that certain special interest groups are suppressing alternative views in science.
But it is as an official means of suppressing dissenting or heretical views that book-burning has acquired its infamy.
PSSI asserts that academic freedom is being hampered by evolution supporters suppressing views that they disagree with.
The letter stated: "To suppress views of those we dislike will inevitably risk suppression of our own.
Use of the word denialism has been criticised, for example as a polemical propaganda tool to suppress non-mainstream views.
The majority naturally want to suppress opposing views, they said, but it is wiser to let ideas be tested in the marketplace.
More original is a chapter on how the I.R.S. has been used for "curbing political dissent, maintaining the official line and suppressing unpopular views."
However, it is regrettable if this degenerates into causing destruction, disturbance, threatening people and suppressing other views.
To deny us this right is tantamount to giving the press the right to suppress facts and views with which it disagrees.