"sister" in inglés with examples - Collocation dictionary inglés

sister sustantivo

sustantivo + sister

Kolokacji: 42

twin sister • half sister • baby sister • Williams sister • Sister of St. Joseph • Andrews Sister • kid sister • Sister of Mercy • ...

sister + sustantivo

Kolokacji: 169

sister ship • sister publication • sister organization • sister station • sister company • sister city • sister group • sister school • ...

sister + verbo

Kolokacji: 173

sister dies • sister marries • sister lives • sister tells • sister comes • sister says • sister goes • sister takes • sister makes • sister runs • ...

verbo + sister

Kolokacji: 111

sister named • marry one's sister • live with one's sister • see one's sister • kill one's sister • call one's sister • tell one's sister • ...

adjetivo + sister

Kolokacji: 73

young sister • old sister • little sister • elder sister • big sister • eldest sister • beloved sister • only sister • ...

frequent collocations

Kolokacji: 17

collocations grouped by meanings

Grup znaczeniowych: 14

(1) young, old, little, elder, big, ...

Kolokacji: 21

(2) eldest, late, middle

Kolokacji: 3

(3) beloved, favorite, dear, Irish

Kolokacji: 4

1. beloved sister = ukochany siostra beloved sister

Beloved sister

2. favorite sister = ulubieniec siostra favorite sister

3. dear sister = siostrunia dear sister

Dear sister

4. Irish Sister = Irlandzka Siostra Irish Sister

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