"army" nach Englisch mit Beispielen - Kollokationen-Wörterbuch Englisch

army Substantiv

Substantiv + army

Kolokacji: 101

U.S. Army • Union Army • Salvation Army • Liberation Army • Pakistan Army • rebel army • standing army • volunteer army • ...

army + Substantiv

Kolokacji: 273

army officer • Army Corps • Army unit • army chief • army commander • Army troop • army base • Army general • Army Reserve • ...

army + Verb

Kolokacji: 316

army occupies • army marches • army invades • army attacks • army advances • army consists • army captures • army fights • ...

Verb + army

Kolokacji: 105

move one's army • assemble an army • join the Army • serve Army • army is defeated • organize an army • raise an army • ...

Kolokacji: 35

Grup znaczeniowych: 13

(1) move, send, divide, lead, force, ...

Kolokacji: 26

Kolokacji: 14

1. assemble an army = zgromadź wojsko assemble an army

2. join the Army = wstąp do wojska join the Army

3. raise an army = zbierz wojsko raise an army

4. order the army = zarządź wojsko order the army

5. see the army = zobacz wojsko see the army

6. call the Army = zwołaj Wojsko call the Army

The growing popularity of the band created a fan community called the Army of Alisa, known for their rough behaviour at concerts.
You don't call the Army.
After he received his letter calling him back to service, he said, he called the Army repeatedly to argue that he was not eligible.
He was subdued, his hands and feet were tied, and the settlers called the Army.
The government which was not expecting such a backlash was forced to call the Indian Army to maintain law and order.
As the sun reached what passed for midday in the English winter, Sigurth called the Army to business.
This is actually a front for her true occupation as the chief of an independent organization called the "Private Army".
However, the first army officially called the "Indian Army" was raised by the government of India in 1895.
Without quite realizing how it happened, Caramon found himself general of what was now being called the "Army of Fistandantilus."
The name has also been used by several other paramilitary groups calling themselves the Irish Republican Army since 1922.