"landlord" in inglés with examples - Collocation dictionary inglés

landlord sustantivo

sustantivo + landlord
Kolokacji: 5
absentee landlord • pub landlord • slum landlord • Manhattan landlord • Brooklyn landlord
landlord + sustantivo
Kolokacji: 4
landlord group • landlord class • landlord family • landlord representative
landlord + verbo
Kolokacji: 62
landlord says • landlord wants • landlord makes • landlord refuses • landlord takes • ...
verbo + landlord
Kolokacji: 7
represent landlords • allow landlords • pay to the landlord • prevent landlords • encourage landlords • ...
adjetivo + landlord
Kolokacji: 25
private landlord • local landlord • new landlord • large landlord • commercial landlord • ...
(4) feudal, social
Kolokacji: 2
(5) wealthy, rich
Kolokacji: 2
(6) greedy, rapacious
Kolokacji: 2
1. greedy landlord = zachłanny właściciel greedy landlord
2. rapacious landlord = pazerny właściciel rapacious landlord
  • In feudal times, some women actually shaved their heads to detract from their appearance and thwart rapacious landlords who had the right to claim a bride's virginity before the groom did.
  • This wilderness area was where hundreds of thousands of settlers were driven off their properties to make way for profitable sheep farming by rapacious landlords in the infamous Highland "clearances."
  • What to the rapacious landlord is the widow's last mite but a Fast-Fish?
  • As soon as I have made arrangements with our rapacious landlord.
  • Every civilised country has some way of controlling rapacious landlords.
  • Mannu is about the struggle between Damu, a tenant whose legal right to his land is obscure, and Krishnan Nair, a rapacious landlord.
  • His evidence indicates sites of low status disappearing both before and after the Black Death, with relatively few being eliminated by the well-recorded activities of rapacious landlords.
  • These factors must bulk larger in the explanation of depopulation than the sixteenth-century writers' scapegoat, the rapacious landlords.
  • Drawn by the hope of a fresh start, they found themselves pushed abroad by poverty, by rapacious new landlords who wanted villages cleared for sheep and deer, and by overcrowding.
  • The plot was a terrible message to the neighborhood at that time; the gist was that sweet, little E.T.'s will save us from rapacious landlords and ruthless drug lords.
preposición + landlord
Kolokacji: 10
for landlords • with landlords • from landlords • of landlords • by landlords • ...

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