"deem" in inglés with examples - Collocation dictionary inglés

deem verbo

deem + preposición

Kolokacji: 15

deem by • deemed to • deemed in • deemed for • deemed of • ...

deem + adjetivo/adverbio

Kolokacji: 143

deem necessary • deem appropriate • deem worthy • deem important • deem inappropriate • deem acceptable • ...

Kolokacji: 16

Grup znaczeniowych: 33

Kolokacji: 11

1. deem necessary = uważać za konieczne deem necessary

2. deem important = uznaj za ważny deem important

3. deem essential = uznaj za niezbędny deem essential

4. deem significant = uznaj za znaczny deem significant

5. deem critical = uznaj za kluczowy deem critical

6. deem vital = uznaj za istotny deem vital

7. deem expendable = uznaj za na straty deem expendable

8. deem crucial = uznaj za decydujący deem crucial

9. deem unimportant = uznaj za mało ważny deem unimportant

10. deem insignificant = uznaj za nieznaczny deem insignificant

As a result, the unemployment rate moved up just a tenth of a point in November, a change deemed statistically insignificant.
Lovell was considered for the Mercury Seven but was ultimately turned down due to a medical technicality later deemed insignificant.
Due to belief in the indestructibility of the soul, death is deemed insignificant with respect to the cosmic self.
Based on a hitherto little-known 1923 incident in which a white mob pillaged a black Florida town, Rosewood is deemed important as history but insignificant as art.
Perhaps these were overlooked in the frenzy of destruction, or were deemed insignificant.
It is just that they have been mainly working class and deemed insignificant.
No aspect of that brief cultural moment is deemed too insignificant to examine.
For all we can know now, it might be merely collateral damage which they deemed either insignificant or acceptable.
During this process all those elements which he deemed common and insignificant fell out of the scene.
Not only was the change deemed insignificant, but total durable goods orders have a tendency to show large month-to-month swings, mainly because of volatility in military orders.