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

nightmare Substantiv

Substantiv + nightmare

Kolokacji: 10

relations nightmare • traffic nightmare • Greater Somalia nightmare • childhood nightmare • Kitchen Nightmare • ...

nightmare + Substantiv

Kolokacji: 10

nightmare scenario • nightmare vision • nightmare world • nightmare creature • nightmare image • ...

nightmare + Verb

Kolokacji: 13

nightmare comes • nightmare begins • nightmare ends • nightmare continues • nightmare goes • ...

Verb + nightmare

Kolokacji: 12

give nightmares • suffer nightmares • cause nightmares • turn into a nightmare • experience nightmares • ...

Adjektiv + nightmare

Kolokacji: 60

bad nightmare • logistical nightmare • terrible nightmare • absolute nightmare • horrible nightmare • ...

Kolokacji: 4

Grup znaczeniowych: 15

Kolokacji: 7

Kolokacji: 8

1. logistical nightmare = logistyczny koszmar logistical nightmare

2. absolute nightmare = absolutny koszmar absolute nightmare

3. political nightmare = polityczny koszmar political nightmare

4. whole nightmare = cały koszmar whole nightmare

5. total nightmare = całkowity koszmar total nightmare

6. complete nightmare = pełny koszmar complete nightmare

7. Freudian nightmare = Freudysta koszmar Freudian nightmare

Old-fashioned phantoms give way to Freudian nightmares in this Victorian ghost story.
"Spider," which opens today in Manhattan, imperceptibly changes from a case study of schizophrenia into a Freudian nightmare that culminates in savage violence.
The story follows the Freudian nightmare of a 15-year-old girl whose parents work in the circus; it's strictly for cultists.
The dimly lighted, three-mile tunnel is a dark-walled Freudian nightmare.
Instead of a hellish vision of spiritual ennui or a lurid Freudian nightmare, "Seventh Heaven" presents its characters' turmoil as completely ordinary.
Our relationship would give a classical Freudian nightmares.
She barreled through the tunnel like history's worst Freudian nightmare.
Then things take on a decidedly creepy turn, as though we've just entered a conspicuously Freudian nightmare.
It must have been a Freudian nightmare to have been Marlene Dietrich's daughter.
Yet "Olivier, Olivier" is less a Freudian nightmare than a fairy tale that remains mysterious even after the mysteries are answered.