"mark" in inglés with examples - Collocation dictionary inglés

mark sustantivo

sustantivo + mark

Kolokacji: 130

question mark • quotation mark • punctuation mark • trade mark • St. Mark • water mark • teeth mark • Mr. Mark • bite mark • ...

mark + sustantivo

Kolokacji: 406

Mark Twain • Mark Jackson • Mark Green • Mark Rothko • Mark Antony • Mark Morris • Mark Martin • Mark Johnson • St. Marks Place • ...

colocaciones frecuentes

Kolokacji: 38

collocations grouped by meanings

Grup znaczeniowych: 57

(1) Twain, VI

Kolokacji: 2

(2) Jackson, Martin, Williams, Price, Smith, ...

Kolokacji: 9

(3) Green, Forum, Brown, Whiten, White, ...

Kolokacji: 7

(4) Rothko, Parrish, Reynolds, Bell, Weber, ...

Kolokacji: 7

(5) Antony, Clark, Anthony, Johnston, Bradley, ...

Kolokacji: 6

(6) Morris, Hughes, Collins, Burnett, Miller, ...

Kolokacji: 50

1. Mark Morris = Mark Morris Mark Morris

2. Mark Hughes = Mark Hughes Mark Hughes

3. Mark Collins = Mark Collins Mark Collins

4. Mark Burnett = Mark Burnett Mark Burnett

5. Mark Miller = Mark Miller Mark Miller

6. Mark Lewis = Mark Lewis Mark Lewis

7. Mark J. Miller = Mark j. Miller Mark J. Miller

8. Mark Thomas = Mark Thomas Mark Thomas

9. Mark Stevens = Mark Stevens Mark Stevens

10. Mark Harris = Mark Harris Mark Harris

11. Mark Anderson = Mark Anderson Mark Anderson

12. Mark Roberts = Mark Roberts Mark Roberts

13. Mark Frost = Mark Mróz Mark Frost

14. Mark Gardner = Mark Gardner Mark Gardner

15. Mark Osborne = Mark Osborne Mark Osborne

16. Mark Hardy = Mark Odporny Mark Hardy

17. Mark Mitchell = Mark Mitchell Mark Mitchell

18. Mark Stephens = Mark Stephens Mark Stephens

19. Mark Mansfield = Mark Mansfield Mark Mansfield

20. Mark Young = Mark Młody Mark Young

21. Mark Webster = Mark Webster Mark Webster

22. Mark Wood = Mark Drzewo Mark Wood

23. Mark Hall = Mark Sala Mark Hall

24. Mark West = Mark Zachód Mark West

25. Mark Snow = Mark Śnieg Mark Snow

26. Mark Lawrence = Mark Lawrence Mark Lawrence

27. Mark Lindsay = Mark Lindsay Mark Lindsay

28. Mark Burgess = Mark Mieszczanin Mark Burgess

29. Mark Heller = Mark Diabeł Wcielony Mark Heller

30. Mark Jacobs = Mark Jacobs Mark Jacobs

31. Mark Shaw = Mark Shaw Mark Shaw

32. Mark Burns = Mark Burns Mark Burns

33. Mark Schilling = Mark Szyling Mark Schilling

34. Mark Greene = Mark Greene Mark Greene

35. Mark Stein = Mark Stein Mark Stein

36. Mark Roth = Mark Roth Mark Roth

37. Mark Middleton = Mark Middleton Mark Middleton

38. Mark Ferber = Mark Ferber Mark Ferber

39. Mark Waugh = Mark Waugh Mark Waugh

40. Mark Wallace = Mark Wallace Mark Wallace

41. Mark Fletcher = Mark Fletcher Mark Fletcher

42. Mark Leonard = Mark Leonard Mark Leonard

43. Mark Stevenson = Mark Stevenson Mark Stevenson

44. Mark Walton = Mark Walton Mark Walton

45. Mark Page = Mark Strona Mark Page

46. Mark Baldwin = Mark Baldwin Mark Baldwin

47. Mark Warren = Mark Warren Mark Warren

48. Mark Pope = Mark Papież Mark Pope

49. Mark Dickinson = Mark Dickinson Mark Dickinson

John Smith, Mark Dickinson and Paul Sharkey put Whitby in the lead, but on each occasion Ian Scott (twice) and Trevor Laidler equalised.
From left: Grace Taylor, Mark Dickinson and Natalie Allmark, pupils at St Edward's college in Liverpool, which is very successful at getting students into top universities.
In 1998, Kurf left the band and in 1999 was replaced by former Abalienation guitarist, Mark Dickinson.
"Contemplation and Resistance: A conversation [with Tim Lilburn]" reprinted in Lyric Ecology (edited by Mark Dickinson and Clare Goulet, 2010)
The general secretary of the union, Mark Dickinson, added that the accident should serve as a wake-up call to the shipping industry.
The union's head office is in London; its General Secretary is Mark Dickinson.
For Mark Dickinson, a technical manager at the XRT Group, a software company, the payoff from using Web collaboration software is self-evident.
"This Government has done the right thing," said Mark Dickinson, an official of the International Transport Workers' Federation.
Mark Dickinson, of Nautilus International, the maritime professionals' union, said: "Many ships are now effectively small towns at sea, and the sheer number of people on board raises serious questions about evacuation."
"Many ships are now effectively small towns at sea," said Mark Dickinson, general secretary of the union.