"threat" in inglés with examples - Collocation dictionary inglés

threat sustantivo

sustantivo + threat

Kolokacji: 43

death threat • security threat • bomb threat • health threat • Reform threat • veto threat • threat of terrorism • threat of violence • ...

threat + sustantivo

Kolokacji: 13

threat level • threat match • threat assessment • threat display • threat information • ...

threat + verbo

Kolokacji: 72

threat comes • threat includes • threat makes • threat facing • threat forces • ...

verbo + threat

Kolokacji: 70

make threats • carry out one's threat • issue threats • receive death threats • pose a threat • constitute a threat • identify threats • ...

Kolokacji: 26

Grup znaczeniowych: 10

Kolokacji: 12

1. make threats = odgrażać się make threats

2. carry out one's threat = wykonać czyjś groźba carry out one's threat

3. constitute a threat = stanów groźbę constitute a threat

4. end the threat = skończ groźbę end the threat

5. use the threat = wykorzystaj groźbę use the threat

6. make on one's threat = robić na czyjś groźba make on one's threat

7. give a threat = daj groźbę give a threat

8. come under threat = być zagrożonym, być w obliczu zagrożenia come under threat

9. prompt threats = natychmiastowe groźby prompt threats

10. follow on one's threat = być kontynuacją czyjś groźba follow on one's threat

11. follow threats = przestrzegaj gróźb follow threats

Next would follow threats and profanity.
The invitation followed threats of American military strikes.
The offensive followed threats of senior Taliban officers to expand the insurgency to the relatively peaceful north.
Since last February, at least nine journalists have been killed - and many more wounded - usually following work-related threats.
Berab was either deported or escaped to Egypt following threats to his life.
Those deals have sometimes followed threats and cutoffs as deadlines, typically on New Year's Day, approached.
This attack follows threats by the Taliban militants, as they intend to deploy thousands of suicide bombers in retaliation for an army offensive.
The changes and the withdrawal both followed legal threats from none other than David Irving.
The Journalist reports that the move "follows threats and defamatory comments made on unofficial football supporters' websites."
This has echoes of last year's situation when, after the publication of scientific advice, there followed threats to close the entire North Sea to all fishing.