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

process Substantiv

Substantiv + process

Kolokacji: 411

peace process • selection process • manufacturing process • production process • application process • review process • ...

process + Substantiv

Kolokacji: 19

process right • process control • process clause • process server • process improvement • ...

process + Verb

Kolokacji: 132

process involves • process occurs • process requires • process begins • process leads • process continues • process includes • ...

Kolokacji: 37

Grup znaczeniowych: 19

Kolokacji: 8

(2) occur, lead, go, result, become, ...

Kolokacji: 17

1. process occurs = proces następuje process occurs

2. process leads = proces prowadzi process leads

3. process goes = proces idzie process goes

4. process results = wyniki procesu process results

5. process becomes = proces staje się process becomes

6. process comes = proces przychodzi process comes

7. process happens = proces zdarza się process happens

8. process runs = proces biegnie process runs

9. process operates = proces obsługuje process operates

10. process fails = oceny niedostateczne procesu process fails

11. process develops = proces rozwija process develops

12. process evolves = proces rozwija process evolves

13. process originates = proces zapoczątkowuje process originates

This process originated roughly after the international chaos of the World Wars, as a consequence of advancements in information technology during the 1960s.
This process originates way back from 700 BC.
This process originated relatively recently.
The process originated in (and is most commonly used in) daytime soap operas, but is also often used in prime time shows.
The process originated in England with a famous name in tableware, Josiah Wedgwood.
Thus the process of anchoring scientifically originated notions may not have such a devastating effect upon traditional beliefs.
The process originated in 1938 at a time when high-society ladies wore white gloves that were easily tarnished during the exchange of money.
Eisen's research focuses on on the origin of novelty, how new processes and functions originate in living things.
The open-hearth process originated in the 1860s in Germany and France.
No one out there can affect that process; no one in here can originate or terminate reports that come our way, so why should anybody care?