"monopoly" in inglés with examples - Collocation dictionary inglés

monopoly sustantivo

sustantivo + monopoly

Kolokacji: 21

state monopoly • government monopoly • trade monopoly • telephone monopoly • gas monopoly • ...

monopoly + sustantivo

Kolokacji: 22

monopoly power • monopoly position • Monopoly game • monopoly control • Monopoly money • ...

verbo + monopoly

Kolokacji: 16

hold a monopoly • end one's monopoly • break the monopoly • play Monopoly • lose one's monopoly • ...

adjetivo + monopoly

Kolokacji: 40

virtual monopoly • natural monopoly • near monopoly • local monopoly • state-owned monopoly • ...

Kolokacji: 4

Grup znaczeniowych: 10

(1) virtual, constitutional

Kolokacji: 2

(2) natural, near, nuclear, electrical

Kolokacji: 4

(3) local, national, domestic

Kolokacji: 3

Kolokacji: 10

1. state-owned monopoly = państwowy monopol state-owned monopoly

2. royal monopoly = królewski monopol royal monopoly

3. complete monopoly = pełny monopol complete monopoly

4. temporary monopoly = chwilowy monopol temporary monopoly

5. Communist monopoly = Komunistyczny monopol Communist monopoly

6. absolute monopoly = monopol absolutny absolute monopoly

It was meddling with phenomena of which nature herself has the absolute monopoly.
"Newsday will always be a profitable newspaper because it has an absolute monopoly over three million people," Mr. Greene said.
Wumen's poem suggests that neither view of causality has an absolute monopoly on the truth.
As for us, we've got an absolute regional monopoly on beer, which we trade with the Journalism people for food.
No religion can claim an absolute monopoly on the Holy Spirit or theological truth.
Together, Pompey, we could grant him an absolute monopoly throughout Roman lands.
But Apple has an absolute monopoly on the asset that is the most difficult for competitors to copy: cool.
The Turkmen government has an absolute monopoly of the media.
Murgos don't have an absolute monopoly on stupidity.
I think it will upset those paranoid people who think 'the rich', just by being rich, have an absolute monopoly on Oxford and Cambridge.