"measure" in inglés with examples - Collocation dictionary inglés

measure sustantivo

sustantivo + measure

Kolokacji: 98

security measure • safety measure • austerity measure • ballot measure • performance measure • emergency measure • tape measure • ...

measure + verbo

Kolokacji: 135

measure includes • measure passes • measure requires • measure fails • measure makes • measure goes • measure allows • ...

verbo + measure

Kolokacji: 91

adopt measures • include measures • implement measures • take measures • propose measures • introduce measures • ...

adjetivo + measure

Kolokacji: 332

large measure • preventive measure • equal measure • similar measure • drastic measure • temporary measure • ...

colocaciones frecuentes

Kolokacji: 84

collocations grouped by meanings

Grup znaczeniowych: 77

(1) large, full, broad, great, comprehensive, ...

Kolokacji: 11

(2) preventive, precautionary, protective, preventative, pre-emptive, ...

Kolokacji: 9

(3) equal, adequate, inadequate, short, poor

Kolokacji: 5

(4) similar, identical, standardized, corresponding, comparable

Kolokacji: 5

(5) drastic, physical, forceful, energetic, half-hearted

Kolokacji: 5

(6) temporary, interim

Kolokacji: 2

(7) cost-cutting, harsh, deficit-cutting

Kolokacji: 3

(8) extreme, far, reasonable, fair, modest, ...

Kolokacji: 7

(9) desperate, heroic, bold, resolute

Kolokacji: 4

(10) tough, defensive, aggressive, violent, offensive

Kolokacji: 5

(11) appropriate, proper, self-report, right, inappropriate

Kolokacji: 5

(12) punitive, retaliatory, penal

Kolokacji: 3

(13) additional, extra, transitional, cost-containment, linear, ...

Kolokacji: 8

1. additional measure = dodatkowy środek additional measure

Additional measure

2. extra measure = dodatkowy wskaźnik extra measure

3. transitional measure = środek przejściowy transitional measure

4. cost-containment measure = koszt-powstrzymywanie środek cost-containment measure

"This is not a cost-containment measure by any means."
The common measures are enrollment and tuition increases, with little emphasis on cost-containment measures.
He argues this is a result of opposition from faculty, who fear that cost-containment measures could threaten long standing traditions.
Some legislators are also concerned that many cost-containment measures will simply shift the burden of indigent health care to other government agencies.
And the portion is growing: without cost-containment measures, it is expected to top 18 percent by the year 2000.
Assembly leaders have said they do not want to consider the cost-containment measures as part of the budget talks.
While operating costs increased, they were lower as a percentage of revenue, a sign that the company's cost-containment measures were effective.
The biggest flaw may stem from the cost-containment measures applied to the instruments.
The reason that so many corporations have yet to bring health costs under control is not the weakness of cost-containment measures, but their inefficient application.
Despite the increased awareness of such cost-containment measures, or perhaps because of it, the public appears more reluctant than ever to support some of them.