"hurricane" in inglés with examples - Collocation dictionary inglés

hurricane sustantivo

sustantivo + hurricane

Kolokacji: 12

Carolina Hurricane • Atlantic hurricane • Miami Hurricane • Category hurricane • Hawker Hurricane • ...

hurricane + sustantivo

Kolokacji: 120

Hurricane Katrina • Hurricane Andrew • hurricane season • Hurricane Hugo • Hurricane Irene • Hurricane Ivan • Hurricane Rita • ...

hurricane + verbo

Kolokacji: 47

hurricane hits • hurricane strikes • hurricane causes • hurricane destroys • hurricane makes • ...

verbo + hurricane

Kolokacji: 4

call hurricanes • track hurricanes • chase hurricanes • hurricane recorded

adjetivo + hurricane

Kolokacji: 28

major hurricane • strong hurricane • minimal hurricane • powerful hurricane • intense hurricane • ...

Kolokacji: 3

Grup znaczeniowych: 5

Kolokacji: 6

(2) strong, powerful, frequent, weak

Kolokacji: 4

Kolokacji: 5

1. minimal hurricane = minimalny huragan minimal hurricane

2. recent hurricane = niedawny huragan recent hurricane

3. back-to-back hurricane = huragan domu przylegający tylną ścianą do innego back-to-back hurricane

Two back-to-back hurricanes saturated the land and several river valleys in the state, causing severe flooding in August 1955.
A7 Three back-to-back hurricanes in Florida have crippled the campaign season there, and candidates are starting to make up for lost time.
Four back-to-back hurricanes have made normalcy ever more elusive in Florida, where intensive relief efforts cannot get traction helping people and whole industries cope.
Millions of trees were felled by back-to-back hurricanes that struck France on Dec. 26 and 28, and the cleanup is still going on.
The divers said it did not appear that the large swells stirred by back-to-back hurricanes had buried or shifted wreckage.
But the canals failed to stop flooding in wet seasons, and in 1947 back-to-back hurricanes flooded most of south Florida, killing thousands.
But losses from back-to-back hurricanes are expected to start driving prices back up later this year.
After all, she said, the Aug. 18, 1955, flood had been the result of two back-to-back hurricanes, Connie and Diane.
Sure, oil is expensive and back-to-back hurricanes do not put investors in a rosy mood, but the Fed, the dollar and stocks are holding firm.
The project, more than a decade old, was damaged by the back-to-back hurricanes, and much of the hard-won grass was blown away.

4. future hurricane = przyszły huragan future hurricane

5. oncoming hurricane = huragan nadejścia oncoming hurricane

Kolokacji: 7

Kolokacji: 6

preposición + hurricane

Kolokacji: 13

after the hurricane • in a hurricane • from the hurricane • of the hurricane • during a hurricane • ...

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