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

newspaper Substantiv

Substantiv + newspaper

Kolokacji: 122

student newspaper • Guardian newspaper • Sunday newspaper • London newspaper • language newspaper • community newspaper • ...

newspaper + Substantiv

Kolokacji: 146

newspaper article • newspaper editor • newspaper reporter • newspaper report • newspaper column • newspaper publisher • ...

newspaper + Verb

Kolokacji: 142

newspaper reports • newspaper publishes • newspaper carries • newspaper covers • newspaper runs • newspaper calls • ...

Kolokacji: 23

Grup znaczeniowych: 25

(1) report, accuse, complain, protest

Kolokacji: 4

1. newspaper reports = raporty gazetowe newspaper reports

2. newspaper accuses = gazeta oskarża newspaper accuses

3. newspaper complains = gazeta skarży się newspaper complains

The newspaper - which opposes nonpartisan elections - has complained, pointing out that the excerpt was taken from an op-ed piece.
The Morhan newspaper, which has been published bi-monthly since 1982, hosts information, support, and reception of complains.
Politicians and newspapers complained about the impotence of the police and worried about the city's reputation as a financial centre.
"He uses vinegar when he might scatter sugar," a Republican newspaper complained.
It noted that major newspapers and television networks had complained that the rules were too restrictive, amounting to an attempt at censorship.
But, predictably, British newspapers complained that it is too minimalist or not daring enough.
Local newspapers complained about, among other things, the quarter mile of wood boardwalk required to traverse the swampy ground to reach the station.
The newspaper complained that as wealthy businessmen lived opulently, workers suffered and unemployment rose.
The battalion had been formed after civil rights organizations and black newspapers complained that the military was not using African-American women in meaningful jobs.
"There's not a cent for dancing in the streets or any other fun," one newspaper complained on its front page.