"wildlife" po angielsku z przykładami - Słownik kolokacji angielskich

wildlife rzeczownik

rzeczownik + wildlife

Kolokacji: 4

Thames estuary wildlife • ocean wildlife • BBC Wildlife • nuisance wildlife

wildlife + rzeczownik

Kolokacji: 94

Wildlife Service • wildlife refuge • wildlife habitat • wildlife sanctuary • wildlife conservation • wildlife biologist • World Wildlife Fund • ...

Kolokacji: 22

Grup znaczeniowych: 19

Kolokacji: 11

1. Wildlife Service = Fauna i flora Usługa Wildlife Service

2. wildlife population = populacja fauny i flory wildlife population

3. wildlife expert = specjalista fauny i flory wildlife expert

4. Wildlife Countryside Act = Fauna i flora Wieś ustawa Wildlife Countryside Act

5. Wildlife Act = Fauna i flora ustawa Wildlife Act

6. wildlife specialist = specjalista fauny i flory wildlife specialist

7. wildlife advocate = adwokat fauny i flory wildlife advocate

8. wildlife rehabilitation = fauna i flora rehabilitacja wildlife rehabilitation

9. wildlife rescue = fauna i flora ratunek wildlife rescue

10. wildlife migration = migracja fauny i flory wildlife migration

11. wildlife law = prawo fauny i flory wildlife law

The Montana Territorial Legislature enacted the first fish or wildlife law (it limited fishing methods to rods and lines) in 1854.
Exotic-animal auction houses and animal markets thrive in the Midwest and the Southeast, where wildlife laws are the most relaxed.
She also said improving the enforcement of existing wildlife laws could also play a role.
B (2004) Volume 271, pages 2631-2636 Do wildlife laws work?
On November 15, 2011, delegates from eight central African countries met to create a new action plan to strengthen the enforcement of national wildlife laws.
Water Bailiffs, whom check fishing permits and enforce some wildlife law also have such a privilege.
Besides the state fish and wildlife laws, the property is governed by posted regulations licensed by the Department of Natural Resources.
It is also necessary to keep them up-to-date on the technology and wildlife related laws.
They said the deaths had resulted from poor enforcement of wildlife laws requiring trawlers to stay several miles offshore during the turtle nesting season.
The Geer decision supported the view that the states owned all resident wildlife, but at the time there were no conflicting federal wildlife laws.