"pattern" in inglés with examples - Collocation dictionary inglés

pattern sustantivo

sustantivo + pattern

Kolokacji: 231

weather pattern • speech pattern • traffic pattern • growth pattern • grid pattern • color pattern • thought pattern • sleep pattern • ...

pattern + sustantivo

Kolokacji: 12

pattern recognition • pattern book • pattern baldness • pattern matching • pattern formation • ...

pattern + verbo

Kolokacji: 78

pattern emerges • pattern changes • pattern continues • pattern suggests • pattern begins • ...

verbo + pattern

Kolokacji: 92

create patterns • make patterns • recognize patterns • produce patterns • trace patterns • identify patterns • pattern called • ...

Kolokacji: 26

Grup znaczeniowych: 14

Kolokacji: 12

Kolokacji: 13

(3) identify, know, associate, refer

Kolokacji: 4

(4) call, predict

Kolokacji: 2

(5) weave, form, draw, cast, knit, ...

Kolokacji: 8

1. weave patterns = wzory splotu weave patterns

2. form a pattern = utwórz wzór form a pattern

3. draw patterns = wzory losowania draw patterns

4. weave in patterns = splot we wzorach weave in patterns

5. cast patterns = wzory obsady cast patterns

6. knit patterns = wzory trykotu knit patterns

7. carve patterns = wyrzeźb wzory carve patterns

Carving specific patterns or figures into the ice was the original focus of the sport.
It is made by carving patterns in wood, then lacquering it with layers of red, blue, yellow or other colors.
In addition, he carves intricate patterns and designs into sheets of steel using a plasma torch.
Those sparkling lights had carved patterns onto his retina.
Laura glanced out the window, watching the wind carve patterns in the snow.
Look at the way the wind has carved patterns into the snow between the trees, as though it were an artist.
The car shot down the tunnel, its headlights carving weird patterns through the darkness.
Posy, will you stop carving patterns and strip that bark.
A unique detail is the arch keystones that have carved fish-scale patterns.
He used a large pair of scissors to perform in public, which are different from the papercutters from the South who carved patterns with knives.