"group" in inglés with examples - Collocation dictionary inglés

group sustantivo

sustantivo + group

Kolokacji: 734

age group • advocacy group • rights group • interest group • trade group • minority group • support group • opposition group • ...

group + sustantivo

Kolokacji: 182

group member • group therapy • group discussion • group exhibition • group activity • Group b • group leader • Group a • group tour • ...

group + verbo

Kolokacji: 647

group forms • group consists • group representing • group claims • group opposes • group disbands • group comprises • group sponsors • ...

verbo + group

Kolokacji: 277

support groups • group dedicated • group opposed • group called • group based • group headed • group led • include groups • ...

Kolokacji: 100

Grup znaczeniowych: 32

(1) support, stand, align, consist

Kolokacji: 5

Kolokacji: 7

Kolokacji: 12

Kolokacji: 5

1. group called = grupa zadzwoniła group called

2. group is expected = grupa jest oczekiwana group is expected

3. lobby groups = lobby lobby groups

4. deliver to a group = dostarcz grupie deliver to a group

He then delivered remarks indoors to a group of officers described as Iraqi commanders in Kuwait.
I had been paid a handsome fee to travel to a distant city and deliver a luncheon speech to a group of businessmen.
He had just delivered a speech to a group about preserving African wildlife, a passion that he shared with Lee.
(c) You deliver oil to a group of farmers who share a common tank.
In 1992, he served 50 days in jail on a charge related to failing to deliver documents to a group of investors.
Most online advertising is delivered to a focused group of customers and has a trackable response.
Class action lawsuits can be an efficient and equitable way to deliver justice to a large group of people in one single legal proceeding.
His gaze found her at the dabo table, delivering drinks to a group even larger than this morning.
The harbor initiative was a turf bill in the language of lobbying, which means that it tried to deliver a special favor to a particular group.
That, at least, is the message an analyst of investor psychology delivered to a group of independent fee-based advisers last week.