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

size Substantiv

Substantiv + size

Kolokacji: 167

household size • class size • population size • body size • sample size • file size • particle size • screen size • group size • family size • ...

size + Substantiv

Kolokacji: 29

text size Print • size range • size difference • size limit • size matter • ...

size + Verb

Kolokacji: 67

size varies • size ranges • size increases • size makes • size fits • Increase size reduces • text size leaves • size means • size depends • ...

Verb + size

Kolokacji: 58

use one's size • double in size • range in size • vary in size • double the size • grow in size • reduce the size • increase in size • ...

Adjektiv + size

Kolokacji: 156

small size • large size • sheer size • normal size • equal size • enormous size • standard size • overall size • similar size • original size • ...

Kolokacji: 47

Grup znaczeniowych: 31

Kolokacji: 9

Kolokacji: 24

Kolokacji: 5

(4) normal, typical, median

Kolokacji: 3

Kolokacji: 5

Kolokacji: 5

Kolokacji: 5

Kolokacji: 5

1. similar size = podobna wielkość similar size

2. comparable size = porównywalna wielkość comparable size

3. identical size = identyczna wielkość identical size

4. equivalent size = wielkość odpowiednika equivalent size

We still have one carrier of equivalent size in sea-trials, with fifteen-year-old fighters on board.
It was impossible to imagine a carnivore of equivalent size.
Other school in the district rank much lower when compared to school of equivalent size and socio-economic status.
Texas, which is of equivalent size, has only about 35.
At best, only Arkon might be able to match it with anything of an equivalent size and capability.
On the flight deck, the equivalent in size of three football pitches, are two small islands instead of a traditional large single island.
As a result its equivalent size was estimated to lie within a range from 70 to 80 km.
(Symbols of equivalent size are used for children who cannot name letters.)
It's hard to imagine how an Olympics, or any human endeavor of equivalent size, could be better run.
What makes running the library different from running another institution of equivalent size and complexity?