"conspiracy" in inglés with examples - Collocation dictionary inglés

conspiracy sustantivo

sustantivo + conspiracy
Kolokacji: 16
Biggie Smalls Conspiracy • government conspiracy • racketeering conspiracy • conspiracy of silence • murder conspiracy • ...
conspiracy + sustantivo
Kolokacji: 15
conspiracy theory • conspiracy theorist • conspiracy charge • conspiracy case • conspiracy trial • ...
conspiracy + verbo
Kolokacji: 7
conspiracy involving • conspiracy brews • conspiracy exists • conspiracy goes • conspiracy begins • ...
verbo + conspiracy
Kolokacji: 17
charge with conspiracy • convict of conspiracy • rip America Conspiracy • conspiracy led • conspiracy is discovered • ...
adjetivo + conspiracy
Kolokacji: 56
criminal conspiracy • vast conspiracy • international conspiracy • right-wing conspiracy • Jewish conspiracy • ...
collocations grouped by meanings
Grup znaczeniowych: 14
(1) criminal, illegal
Kolokacji: 2
(6) political, price-fixing
Kolokacji: 2
(7) Communist, Nazi, Marxist
Kolokacji: 3
(10) elaborate, deliberate
Kolokacji: 2
(11) secret, unspoken
Kolokacji: 2
1. secret conspiracy = tajemny spisek secret conspiracy
  • There seemed to be an unspoken conspiracy of gallantry among the men; they took turns stopping at frequent intervals to relieve themselves, allowing me to dismount for a few minutes and surreptitiously rub my aching fundament.
  • There had been an unspoken conspiracy among the three of them, Aunt Hortense, Alexandra and Nancy, not to leave Rhea alone since the incident with the teapot.
  • Lately, in fact, there had been an unspoken conspiracy between them to wean the countess from her fixation on Simon's constitution.
  • Early in the day, Mary had rebelled at an unspoken conspiracy that would have delegated one of the remaining mounts to her and had done her share of walking.
  • Maybe that is what brothers are for, she thought as she walked back into the kitchen, perhaps even now Cathal and Manus are involved in unspoken conspiracies.
  • He and she were joined in an unspoken conspiracy.
  • She recalls the summer weekdays of her youth on Cape Cod - the "unspoken conspiracy" of women living a "totally free and joyous life" when their husbands were away.
  • It became warmer, darker, filled at the corners with the shadows of unspoken conspiracy.
  • She held as much apart as she could, not to remind her kin, and understood what an unspoken conspiracy was theirs, to avoid speaking of her before outsiders.
  • Despite much talk about the urgency of deficit reduction, President Bush and Congress are joined in an unspoken conspiracy to procrastinate.
(12) possible, shadowy, real
Kolokacji: 3
(13) deadly, murderous
Kolokacji: 2
preposición + conspiracy
Kolokacji: 9
of conspiracy • with conspiracy • for conspiracy • to conspiracy • on conspiracy • ...

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