"neighborhood" in inglés with examples - Collocation dictionary inglés

neighborhood sustantivo

sustantivo + neighborhood

Kolokacji: 83

Brooklyn neighborhood • Manhattan neighborhood • city neighborhood • minority neighborhood • Queens neighborhood • ...

neighborhood + sustantivo

Kolokacji: 107

neighborhood resident • neighborhood association • neighborhood group • neighborhood school • neighborhood child • ...

neighborhood + verbo

Kolokacji: 42

neighborhood includes • neighborhood surrounding • neighborhood changes • neighborhood contains • neighborhood begins • ...

Kolokacji: 3

Grup znaczeniowych: 7

Kolokacji: 10

(2) surround, border, abut

Kolokacji: 3

(3) change, become, go, grow, come, ...

Kolokacji: 12

(4) begin, look, see, seem, offer, ...

Kolokacji: 6

1. neighborhood begins = dzielnica zaczyna się neighborhood begins

2. neighborhood looks = dzielnica wygląda neighborhood looks

3. neighborhood sees = dzielnica widzi neighborhood sees

4. neighborhood seems = dzielnica wydaje się neighborhood seems

5. neighborhood offers = dzielnica daje neighborhood offers

6. neighborhood tends = dzielnica skłania się neighborhood tends

The newer subdivisions and neighborhoods tend to have more parks, but the village has done well with overall distribution.
That is worrisome, he said, because "the schools resegregate first and the neighborhoods tend to follow."
When the team plays at home ground the neighborhood tends to become extremely crowded as supporters come from all over Bucharest.
These neighborhoods tend to have more types of dogs than classes of people.
These neighborhoods also tend to have high population heterogeneity.
The neighborhoods with the most murders tend to be the poorest.
The new neighborhoods tended to attract middle-income working class couples with younger families.
Few people live in University Circle, and the surrounding neighborhoods tend to be poor.
These neighborhoods tended to be the older districts in the center of cities; often they were also black neighborhoods.
There is a logic to it - the poorest neighborhoods tend to be black or Hispanic and often have the biggest street narcotics problems.

(5) lie, overlook

Kolokacji: 2

Kolokacji: 6

(7) attract, feature, lack

Kolokacji: 3

verbo + neighborhood

Kolokacji: 39

neighborhood known • grow up in a neighborhood • neighborhood called • serve the neighborhood • destroy neighborhoods • ...

adjetivo + neighborhood

Kolokacji: 214

residential neighborhood • poor neighborhood • old neighborhood • black neighborhood • working-class neighborhood • ...

preposición + neighborhood

Kolokacji: 17

between neighborhoods • around the neighborhood • through the neighborhood • in the neighborhood • into the neighborhood • ...

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