"works" po angielsku z przykładami - Słownik kolokacji angielskich

works rzeczownik

rzeczownik + works

Kolokacji: 50

works of art • works of fiction • works of Shakespeare • works of literature • works of artists • ...

works + rzeczownik

Kolokacji: 15

works project • Works Progress Administration • Public Works Department • works department • works program • ...

works + czasownik

Kolokacji: 113

works include • works show • works appear • works represent • works make • works deal • works begin • works contain • works depict • ...

czasownik + works

Kolokacji: 170

perform works • create works • produce works • feature works • display works • commission works • collect works • include works • ...

Kolokacji: 58

Grup znaczeniowych: 27

Kolokacji: 7

Kolokacji: 19

Kolokacji: 6

1. feature works = cecha zmienia się feature works

2. own works = posiadać pracuje own works

3. feature in works = cecha w pracuje feature in works

4. involve works = obejmować pracuje involve works

5. combine works = kombajn działa combine works

She might also curb her enthusiasm for combining separate works into mini-installations.
The program combined contemporary works, several of them composed for the program, and unusually adventurous arrangements.
Gabaldón himself was named to a super-ministry which combined public works and communications.
The program will combine traditional Irish step dancing and original works.
Mr. Fertitta will conduct and play the organ in a program combining classical works with show music.
The programs themselves combine familiar works with arcana, and purely musical offerings with scholarly discussion.
It combined artistic and cultural works with social activism.
Rather than tackle the subject chronologically, each exhibition will combine works from different periods, from the early 20th century to the present.
To a degree, the festival programs address the situation by combining familiar and unfamiliar works in accessible styles.
After programs combining classical works with what the director calls "lighter American music," audiences are invited to join the singers in an informal reception.