"loss" in inglés with examples - Collocation dictionary inglés

loss sustantivo

sustantivo + loss

Kolokacji: 196

habitat loss • weight loss • job loss • blood loss • memory loss • hearing loss • vision loss • hair loss • operating loss • bone loss • ...

loss + sustantivo

Kolokacji: 17

Weight Loss Effort • loss leader • Weight Loss Surgery • loss rate • Weight Loss Pill • ...

loss + verbo

Kolokacji: 109

loss causes • loss occurs • loss results • loss affects • loss comes • loss leads • loss leaves • loss means • loss makes • Novelty loss hits • ...

Kolokacji: 29

Grup znaczeniowych: 14

Kolokacji: 7

(2) occur, coincide, happen, trigger

Kolokacji: 4

Kolokacji: 6

Kolokacji: 22

1. loss affects = afekty straty loss affects

2. Novelty loss hits = Zabawna strata uderza Novelty loss hits

loss hits

3. loss mounts = strata narasta loss mounts

4. loss brings = strata przynosi loss brings

5. loss increases = wzrosty straty loss increases

6. loss goes = strata idzie loss goes

7. loss arising = powstawanie straty loss arising

8. loss widens = strata powiększa się loss widens

9. loss narrows = strata zmniejsza się loss narrows

10. loss contributes = strata przyczynia się loss contributes

11. loss proves = strata dowodzi loss proves

12. loss grows = strata rośnie loss grows

13. loss rises = strata wzrasta loss rises

14. loss changes = zmiany straty loss changes

15. loss accelerates = strata przyspiesza loss accelerates

16. loss raises = strata podnosi loss raises

17. loss adds = strata dodaje loss adds

18. loss damages = strata uszkodzenia loss damages

19. loss becomes = strata staje się loss becomes

In 1946, the loss of land was becoming a reality to the Nso' due to colonial policies.
"Over the last year, as these losses have become more serious, people want to know what their options are," he said.
Weirdly, your loss of spending power becomes less severe under either rate of pay the fewer hours you work.
The number of sorties flown declined as losses were now becoming impossible to replace.
The loss of income from these mistakes is quickly becoming significant for many households.
The worse its losses became, the less confidence its customers had.
But cultural and economic losses from such decisions often become apparent only years, or even decades, later.
Now the losses are becoming too heavy even for some Japanese companies, and a shakeout is beginning here.
It is also unclear just how big the firm's losses might become.
And later, when the loss of the Staff had become certain, they aided in searching for it.