"intellectual" in inglés with examples - Collocation dictionary inglés

intellectual sustantivo

intellectual + verbo

Kolokacji: 8

intellectual says • intellectual begins • intellectual criticizes • intellectual argues • intellectual gathers • ...

verbo + intellectual

Kolokacji: 3

include intellectuals • attract intellectuals • kill intellectuals

adjetivo + intellectual

Kolokacji: 77

public intellectual • prominent intellectual • young intellectual • French intellectual • Chinese intellectual • ...

Kolokacji: 8

Grup znaczeniowych: 20

(1) public, urban, Mexican

Kolokacji: 3

1. public intellectual = publiczny intelektualista public intellectual

2. urban intellectual = miejski intelektualista urban intellectual

3. Mexican intellectual = Meksykański intelektualista Mexican intellectual

After the 1968 Tlatelolco Massacre, she accused certain Mexican intellectuals of being responsible of instigating the students and later abandoning them.
Allegiances and antipathies tend to be more strongly defined among Mexican intellectuals than they are in the United States.
He faults left-leaning Mexican intellectuals for clinging to a defensive, knee-jerk suspicion of the United States.
Yet there are signs that the new Mexican intellectuals are drawing closer to the public than Paz ever did with his dense and cerebral verse.
Zaid, a Mexican intellectual, calculates that if you were to read a book a day you would still be failing to read about 4,000 others published the same day.
Mr. Castro's backing among prominent Mexican intellectuals has cooled in recent years.
Many Mexican intellectuals had begun to believe in the gradual incorporation of indigenous cultures into the national one through greater understandings in anthropology and linguistics.
However, Mexican intellectuals and civil society repudiated the statue because of Aliyev's proven record as a systematic human rights violator.
Meanwhile, other philosophical currents from abroad also influenced Mexican intellectuals, especially the ferment of decolonization in Africa and the Cuban Revolution.
Although she remained introverted, she joined a group of Mexican and Central American intellectuals, read extensively, and began to write.