"works" in inglés with examples - Collocation dictionary inglés

works sustantivo

sustantivo + works

Kolokacji: 50

works of art • works of fiction • works of Shakespeare • works of literature • works of artists • ...

works + sustantivo

Kolokacji: 15

works project • Works Progress Administration • Public Works Department • works department • works program • ...

works + verbo

Kolokacji: 113

works include • works show • works appear • works represent • works make • works deal • works begin • works contain • works depict • ...

verbo + works

Kolokacji: 170

perform works • create works • produce works • feature works • display works • commission works • collect works • include works • ...

Kolokacji: 58

Grup znaczeniowych: 27

Kolokacji: 7

Kolokacji: 19

1. create works = stwarzać pracuje create works

2. produce works = produkować pracuje produce works

3. make works = robić pracuje make works

4. acquire works = nabywać pracuje acquire works

5. works are influenced = pracuje wpływają works are influenced

6. build works = budowa ciała pracuje build works

7. copy works = kopia pracuje copy works

8. design works = projekt pracuje design works

9. develop works = rozwijać pracuje develop works

10. construct works = konstruować pracuje construct works

11. reproduce works = wykonywać reprodukcję pracuje reproduce works

12. works choreographed = pracuje opracowany choreografię works choreographed

13. works derived = pracuje czerpany works derived

14. program works = program skutkuje program works

We'll program works that are reflective of each other and show that Copland was not an isolated composer.
With his own orchestra, Mr. Slatkin can program ambitious works.
Critics proved unreceptive to Liszt's music and Bache was advised to program less adventurous works if he wanted his career to succeed.
He played a significant role in the season planning, which extended to cajoling performer friends to program works that fitted into a dynamic whole.
He said he wished he could add "more spice" to the repertory by regularly programming major 20th-century works.
At the Silver Spring house, he says he will program international works and edgier new plays.
Ms. Sills also programmed adventurous fare and contemporary works, more than most other companies at that time, especially the Met.
Residents recall when, some years back, Robert Shaw programmed works by Charles Ives and almost lost his job.
He also plans to program 18th-century works that have been recently overlooked by full-sized orchestras.
Several directors said that budget constraints were forcing them to program works that require fewer players.