"voter" po angielsku z przykładami - Słownik kolokacji angielskich

voter rzeczownik

rzeczownik + voter

Kolokacji: 55

swing voter • Women Voter • minority voter • California voter • New Jersey voter • ...

voter + rzeczownik

Kolokacji: 63

voter turnout • voter registration • voter fraud • voter participation • voter approval • ...

voter + czasownik

Kolokacji: 122

voter approves • voter chooses • voter rejects • voter elects • voter votes • voter casts • voter passes • voter decides • voter wants • ...

czasownik + voter

Kolokacji: 69

register voters • remind voters • ask voters • tell voters • urge voters • convince voters • attract voters • allow voters • ...

przymiotnik + voter

Kolokacji: 111

black voter • eligible voter • Democratic voter • white voter • Hispanic voter • undecided voter • likely voter • conservative voter • ...

Kolokacji: 28

Grup znaczeniowych: 31

(1) black, white, African-American

Kolokacji: 3

(2) eligible, ineligible

Kolokacji: 2

(3) Democratic, Republican

Kolokacji: 2

Kolokacji: 7

1. Hispanic voter = Iberyjski wyborca Hispanic voter

2. American voter = Amerykański wyborca American voter

3. suburban voter = podmiejski wyborca suburban voter

4. Cuban-American voter = Kubański-Amerykanin wyborca Cuban-American voter

5. Asian-American voter = Azjatycki-Amerykanin wyborca Asian-American voter

6. southern voter = południowy wyborca southern voter

7. Italian-American voter = Włoski-Amerykanin wyborca Italian-American voter

The line of march for the Columbus Day parade up Fifth Avenue this Friday appears to be the reverse of where New York City's mayoral candidates stand with Italian-American voters.
If there's anything at all ethnic about Italian-American voters," he says, "it may be that Italians believe strongly in loyalty.
On a basic level, the ad is likely to appeal most to Italian-American voters, a swing group that may feel ethnic affinity with Mr. Cuomo but is far from universally supportive of his policies.
Seeking to stoke resentment among Italian-American voters, Mr. D'Amato said yesterday, "Bob Abrams would make a good start by apologizing to Geraldine Ferraro for his conduct."
Imagine the outcry if Gov. Mario Cuomo of New York promised Italian-American voters that they would benefit from his election because he is of Italian descent.
Italian-American voters, the state's single largest ethnic voting bloc, went 7 to 3 for Mr. D'Amato.
And this antagonized Italian-American voters.
Mr. Corzine's handlers also limited his public exposure after he made a joke that offended some Italian-American voters and after gaffes regarding his charitable contributions and record as a voter.
But as an Italian-American he is likely to do well with Italian-American voters, who are the largest single ethnic group in New York State.
Mr. Dinkins needs shoring up most, various polls show, among Irish- and Italian-American Catholic voters.