"consistent" in inglés with examples - Collocation dictionary inglés

consistent adjetivo

consistent + sustantivo

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consistent manner • consistent pattern • consistent basis • consistent performance • consistent result • consistent way • ...

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Grup znaczeniowych: 27

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(3) basis, member, relationship, element

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1. consistent performance = zgodne wykonanie consistent performance

2. consistent player = konsekwentny gracz consistent player

3. consistent success = zgodny sukces consistent success

4. consistent performer = konsekwentny wykonawca consistent performer

5. consistent winner = konsekwentny zwycięzca consistent winner

6. consistent failure = zgodne niepowodzenie consistent failure

7. consistent threat = zgodna groźba consistent threat

8. consistent opponent = konsekwentny przeciwnik consistent opponent

9. consistent opposition = zgodny sprzeciw consistent opposition

Determined, articulate, consistent principled opposition - from whom will it come?
The Democratic Party has been the most consistent opposition in Parliament.
The Mayor's consistent opposition to the recycling program has left even some of his supporters baffled.
But, Mr. Robbins and other real estate executives say, consistent opposition to development has stymied the full flowering of such relationships.
Turkey stood in consistent opposition to the white minority governments in South Africa.
GetUp has been criticised for being a partisan site because of its consistent opposition to key Liberal Party policies.
It was an attack on Stanley when chosen select preacher to the university of Oxford for his 'consistent opposition to evangelical truth.'
It is our duty to demonstrate our consistent opposition to the flagrant violations of human rights by Castro's regime.
Paul's consistent opposition to the war expanded his conservative and libertarian Republican support base to include liberal Democrats.
He has a record of consistent and fierce opposition to racialism, the death penalty and, in 1981, the Government's 'economically divisive' policy.