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

corresponding Adjektiv

corresponding + Substantiv

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corresponding period • corresponding article • corresponding member • corresponding increase • corresponding quarter • ...

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Grup znaczeniowych: 25

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1. corresponding increase = odpowiedni wzrost corresponding increase

2. corresponding reduction = odpowiednie obniżenie corresponding reduction

3. corresponding rise = analogiczny wzrost corresponding rise

4. corresponding decrease = odpowiedni spadek corresponding decrease

5. corresponding loss = odpowiednia strata corresponding loss

6. corresponding decline = analogiczny upadek corresponding decline

7. corresponding growth = odpowiedni rozwój corresponding growth

The development and the corresponding growth in the community have substantially transformed the community into one of the major employment centers in Lake County, Illinois.
Developing countries have a harder problem; they need a huge increase in prosperity, which could produce a corresponding growth in greenhouse gas emissions.
It was developed to address the rapidly expanding usage of laptops and the corresponding growth of the concern for mobile data safety.
However a corresponding growth in population also put pressure on "the fixed relationship between productive land and population", forcing the later kings to expand.
There was a corresponding growth in enrollment.
The infusion of cash kicked off a dramatic expansion of the site's content, and a corresponding growth in viewers.
There was a great expansion in the nineteenth century with the coming of power-driven mills, and a corresponding growth in their parent townships.
The past decade has also seen a corresponding growth in the aesthetics of music studied from neuroscientific approaches.
Expansion of the means of production is only possible if there is a corresponding growth in consumer demand.
There has been a corresponding growth in the influence of Evangelical churches in recent years.