"speech" in inglés with examples - Collocation dictionary inglés

speech sustantivo

sustantivo + speech

Kolokacji: 50

acceptance speech • keynote speech • stump speech • campaign speech • victory speech • concession speech • hate speech • ...

speech + sustantivo

Kolokacji: 54

speech pattern • speech therapy • speech impediment • speech recognition • speech writer • speech therapist • speech right • ...

speech + verbo

Kolokacji: 74

speech comes • speech makes • speech gives • speech says • speech goes • ...

verbo + speech

Kolokacji: 88

write speeches • use speech • hear one's speech • listen to one's speech • read one's speech • include speeches • understand speech • ...

adjetivo + speech

Kolokacji: 220

free speech • recent speech • maiden speech • famous speech • political speech • short speech • public speech • major speech • ...

Kolokacji: 37

Grup znaczeniowych: 55

(1) free, synthetic, unfettered

Kolokacji: 3

Kolokacji: 6

(3) maiden, inaugural, valedictory

Kolokacji: 3

Kolokacji: 4

1. famous speech = sławne przemówienie famous speech

2. celebrated speech = sławne przemówienie celebrated speech

3. notable speech = przemówienie znakomitości notable speech

4. now-famous speech = teraz-sławny przemówienie now-famous speech

Using a bullhorn, he delivered a now-famous speech to the students gathered at the square.
That penchant for truth-telling found its date with history two months ago in the pope's now-famous speech in Regensburg, Germany.
"Let's clean up this mess," he said in a now-famous speech, which is excerpted inside the gallery in one of the displays.
By 1995, he had decided to retire, announcing in a now-famous speech that "politics is broken."
But two days later, on Dec. 5, 1996, Mr. Greenspan, the chairman of the Federal Reserve, wondered in a now-famous speech whether "irrational exuberance" might be infecting the stock market.
In the 1996 Democratic National Convention, Mr. Gore gave a now-famous speech in which he described with searing detail the death of his sister from lung cancer in 1984.
He concluded the now-famous 7-minute speech by mentioning Choteau's rally to raise money for victims of the attacks, despite the long drought there.
Bellamy is attributed with making this now-famous speech:
He went on to deliver a now-famous speech which has since become known as the "You Want a War?"
Edward Teller gives a now-famous speech on plasma stability in magnetic bottles at the Princeton Gun Club.