"invoke" in inglés with examples - Collocation dictionary inglés

invoke verbo

invoke + sustantivo
Kolokacji: 23
invoke one's right • invoke the name • invoke privilege • invoke God • invoke images • ...
invoke + preposición
Kolokacji: 17
invoke in • invoke for • invoke against • invoke to • invoke on • ...
invoke + adjetivo/adverbio
Kolokacji: 14
frequently invoked • repeatedly invoke • once invoked • regularly invoke • simply invoke • ...
3. once invoked = kiedyś odwołać się once invoked
4. simply invoke = po prostu odwołaj się simply invoke
5. commonly invoked = powszechnie odwołać się commonly invoked
6. explicitly invoke = wyraźnie odwołaj się explicitly invoke
7. properly invoked = odpowiednio odwołać się properly invoked
8. automatically invoked = automatycznie odwołać się automatically invoked
9. routinely invoke = rutynowo odwołaj się routinely invoke
  • President Theodore Roosevelt routinely invoked a national decline in manliness to justify aggressive westward expansion and foreign imperialism.
  • Where Bond routinely invokes his double-O license to kill, Drake, the hero of a '60s television show, abhors extreme violence and rarely packs a gun.
  • Yet the current leadership of the Democratic Party, while routinely invoking Kennedy's name and memory, rejects his pro-growth economic legacy-which was among his greatest successes.
  • Only one side routinely invokes the Second Amendment as a form of swagger and intimidation, not-so-coyly conflating rights with threats.
  • The I.R.S. also is accused of improperly blocking investigations of drug-dealing and other crimes by routinely invoking the confidentiality of tax returns.
  • The words routinely invoked to laud Mr. Powers's talent - "dizzily cerebral," "challenging" "difficult" - betray not love but suspicion.
  • Climatologists are now routinely invoking the Arctic Oscillation in their official public explanations for extremes of weather.
  • Today the brain-disease model is widely accepted in the addiction field, and Barry R. McCaffrey, the White House drug adviser, routinely invokes it.
  • The report added that leading Iraqi politicians and officials "routinely invoke the threat of outside interference"-from bordering Iran-"to justify their behavior or evade responsibility for their failures."
  • Faith was the largest difference: the Palestinians routinely invoked religion to invest personal trauma with social meaning, whereas the Bosnians did not consider religion significant to their life.
11. immediately invoke = natychmiast odwołaj się immediately invoke

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