"era" in inglés with examples - Collocation dictionary inglés

era sustantivo

sustantivo + era

Kolokacji: 108

War era • McCarthy era • Reagan era • Vietnam era • apartheid era • film era • rights era • Reconstruction era • swing era • ...

era + sustantivo

Kolokacji: 3

era name • era building • era stage play

era + verbo

Kolokacji: 18

era ends • era begins • era comes • era sees • ERA pitches • ...

verbo + era

Kolokacji: 36

go with an ERA • post with an ERA • enter an era • post an ERA • set in the era • ...

adjetivo + era

Kolokacji: 174

new era • modern era • Victorian era • early era • silent era • Soviet era • golden era • bygone era • Nazi era • postwar era • ...

Kolokacji: 40

Grup znaczeniowych: 48

Kolokacji: 8

Kolokacji: 18

(3) silent, low, musical, high

Kolokacji: 4

(4) Soviet, post-soviet

Kolokacji: 2

(5) golden, successful, prosperous

Kolokacji: 3

Kolokacji: 4

(7) postwar, prewar

Kolokacji: 2

1. postwar era = powojenna era postwar era

2. prewar era = przedwojenna era prewar era

The handsome structure became a poignant symbol of the brief flowering of Western-style liberalism in the prewar era.
Forty years ago, he began research and interviews for an oral history of Harlem's prewar era.
Americans of the immediate prewar era continued to be more closely acquainted with death than are their twenty-first century counterparts.
Unlike most Americans, they did not want to set the clock back to the prewar era.
Two were quarters minted during the prewar era, the others pennies produced since the holocaust.
"In the prewar era, this is what you had," gesturing toward racks of round loaves.
The Cadillac V-16 is today recognized as one of the finest automobiles of the prewar era by many authorities.
Numerous books and albums are published about Eastern Borderlands, frequently with original photos from the prewar era.
There was comparatively little nostalgia for the prewar era and the overall emphasis was on having everything new and more advanced than before.
The securities industry is accustomed to cyclical ups and downs, having undergone several in the prewar era.