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

deem Verb

deem + Präposition

Kolokacji: 15

deem by • deemed to • deemed in • deemed for • deemed of • ...

deem + Adjektiv/Adverb

Kolokacji: 143

deem necessary • deem appropriate • deem worthy • deem important • deem inappropriate • deem acceptable • ...

Kolokacji: 16

Grup znaczeniowych: 33

Kolokacji: 11

1. deem necessary = uważać za konieczne deem necessary

2. deem important = uznaj za ważny deem important

3. deem essential = uznaj za niezbędny deem essential

4. deem significant = uznaj za znaczny deem significant

5. deem critical = uznaj za kluczowy deem critical

6. deem vital = uznaj za istotny deem vital

7. deem expendable = uznaj za na straty deem expendable

8. deem crucial = uznaj za decydujący deem crucial

9. deem unimportant = uznaj za mało ważny deem unimportant

10. deem insignificant = uznaj za nieznaczny deem insignificant

11. deem indispensable = uznaj za niezbędny deem indispensable

Latin: Humanistic studies deemed indispensable in Renaissance-era education; rhetoric, poetics, ethics, politics.
Mrs. Salmon sang constantly at the Three Choirs Festivals from 1812 until 1824, and was soon deemed indispensable at oratorios and concerts in London.
To persons unaccustomed to hard labour, and used to the comforts and luxuries deemed indispensable to those moving in the middle classes at home, a settlement in the bush can offer few advantages.
Vitale is deemed indispensable by ESPN, even if CBS would have let him file reports to ESPN from the games' locations.
Staff members at D'Arcy deemed indispensable to keeping major accounts were asked to move to positions at the other three big Publicis shops.
However, Walbrzych was one of the few areas where several Germans were held back as they were deemed indispensable for the economy.
In towns where Jews were deemed indispensable to the economy, however, this law wasn't applied.
Perhaps they had never seen a vehicle with lights before; an accessory not deemed indispensable in rural Poland.
The possession of Rosetta being deemed indispensable, Brigadier-General Sir William Stewart and Oswald were sent there with 2500 men.