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"momentum" in inglés with examples - Collocation dictionary inglés

momentum sustantivo

sustantivo + momentum
Kolokacji: 5
earnings momentum • sales momentum • gathering momentum • building momentum • career momentum
momentum + sustantivo
Kolokacji: 11
momentum transfer • momentum swing • momentum building • momentum investor • momentum vector • ...
momentum + verbo
Kolokacji: 27
momentum carries • momentum going • momentum builds • momentum shifts • momentum continues • ...
verbo + momentum
Kolokacji: 27
gain momentum • lose momentum • build momentum • give momentum • regain momentum • use one's momentum • ...
adjetivo + momentum
Kolokacji: 38
angular momentum • new momentum • political momentum • forward momentum • considerable momentum • ...
preposición + momentum
Kolokacji: 8
of momentum • with momentum • in momentum • on the momentum • for momentum • ...
colocaciones frecuentes
Kolokacji: 5
collocations grouped by meanings
Grup znaczeniowych: 1
(1) of, with, in, on, for, ...
Kolokacji: 8
1. of momentum = z rozmachu of momentum
of one's momentum, of the momentum, of Momentum
2. with momentum = z rozmachem with momentum
with one's momentum
3. in momentum = w rozmachu in momentum
4. on the momentum = na rozmachu on the momentum
on momentum, on one's momentum
5. for momentum = ze względu na rozmach for momentum
6. by momentum = przez rozmach by momentum
7. about momentum = o rozmachu about momentum
8. to the momentum = do rozmachu to the momentum
to one's momentum, to momentum
  • The majority is due to momentum from club to ball.
  • He had no choice but to submit to his momentum, and hope to be able to act later.
  • The Wildcats were not able to continue to momentum, and lost 29-16.
  • "You are less inclined now to move counter to the momentum of things."
  • He creates a film that lives up to the momentum of its title and doesn't really need much more.
  • The deal would be significant not just to Massive but to the overall momentum behind the idea of advertising in video games.
  • If Republicans win, they'll point to momentum for the party going into the presidential election.
  • This was partly due to the movement's momentum before the bombing.
  • Vehicles, being hit while moving at full speed, will sometimes continue due to momentum before coming to a halt.
  • He died following a heart attack in 1979, an event which dealt a blow to the agency's momentum.

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