"predecessor" in inglés with examples - Collocation dictionary inglés

predecessor sustantivo

predecessor + sustantivo
Kolokacji: 8
predecessor company • predecessor organization • predecessor agency • predecessor firm • predecessor institution • ...
predecessor + verbo
Kolokacji: 23
predecessor resigns • predecessor makes • predecessor leaves • told by one's predecessor • predecessor uses • ...
verbo + predecessor
Kolokacji: 10
predecessor is founded • differ from one's predecessors • inherit from one's predecessor • compare with predecessors • ...
adjetivo + predecessor
Kolokacji: 30
immediate predecessor • direct predecessor • early predecessor • recent predecessor • Democratic predecessor • ...
(1) immediate, direct, distant
Kolokacji: 3
(3) Democratic, popular
Kolokacji: 2
(6) corporate, spiritual
Kolokacji: 2
(8) Italian, Roman, imperial
Kolokacji: 3
1. Italian predecessor = Włoski poprzednik Italian predecessor
2. Roman predecessor = Rzymianin poprzednik Roman predecessor
  • No wonder that in the superb volume Fontana published to celebrate his work he congratulates himself for living up to his ancient Roman predecessors.
  • Thus, while it does not deviate from the unfolding of the plot, it definitely elicits an aesthetic effect not present in its Roman predecessor.
  • The moraine of Constance has been the location of several prehistoric and early historic settlement, among them a Roman predecessor of Constance.
  • These were more elaborate than their Roman predecessors, and were often decorated with silver and pewter.
  • The unsavory character of Philip is contrasted with his ethnically Roman predecessor, Gordian (who Philip helped overthrow), and his Roman successor, Decius, who wins glowing praise from the historian.
  • Some Roman coins were found at Zaamslag, which indicate a Roman origin; however, there is little actual evidence for a Roman predecessor of this village, and fixed structures have not been found.
  • Like the empire it served, it was a direct continuation from its imperial Roman predecessor, but played a far greater role in the defense and survival of the state than its earlier iteration.
  • While their Roman predecessors were well-educated and had been experienced in warfare, the European nobility of the early medieval period were not renowned for their education, however from the 12th century it became more common for them to read.
  • Masaniello rapidly and uncannily echoed the irrational behavior of his populist Roman predecessor, Cola di Rienzo, 300 years before.
  • Administratively, the Franks followed the example of their Roman predecessors and Speyer became the seat of the Speyergau (county) with roughly the same outlines as the previous Roman Civitas Nemetum.
3. imperial predecessor = cesarski poprzednik imperial predecessor
preposición + predecessor
Kolokacji: 17
of one's predecessor • to one's predecessor • from one's predecessor • unlike one's predecessor • with one's predecessor • ...

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