英语词汇combination的词组、短语、固定搭配翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

combination /ˌkɒmbəˈneɪʃən, ˌkɒmbɪˈneɪʃən $ ˌkɑːm-/ noun two or more different things that exist together or are used togetheradjectivesa good combination The computer offers a good combination of price and performance.the perfect/ideal combination The town has the perfect combination of beautiful beaches and a lively nightlife.the right/best combination You need to find the right combination of colours for you.a unique/rare/unusual combination She uses a unique combination of flavours. | The player has a rare combination of strength and speed.a particular combination The crisis was caused by a particular combination of events.a powerful/potent combination Music and drama can be a powerful combination.a winning/unbeatable/irresistible combination He spent hours testing out various recipes before discovering the winning combination.a bad combination Pilots know that low and slow is a bad combination.a lethal/deadly combination (=one that can kill you or that is very effective) Mixing alcohol and drugs can be a lethal combination. | He possesses a lethal combination of speed and skill with the ball.verbsmake a good/excellent combination (=be good together) I think that Steve and Anna make a good combination.involve a combination Accidents usually involve a combination of driver error and dangerous driving conditions.use a combination The wine is made using a combination of grape varieties.offer a combination The hotel offers a combination of deluxe facilities with a relaxed atmosphere.nouns + combinationcolour combination Do you think that purple and green is a good colour combination?prepositionsa combination of sth Before the race she felt a combination of fear and excitement. | His success was due to a combination of things.in combination (with sth) The drugs are normally used in combination with each other.phrasesa combination of factors/things The team’s success is due to a combination of factors.a combination of circumstances The fire appears to have resulted from an unfortunate combination of circumstances.

词组	combination
释义	combination /ˌkɒmbəˈneɪʃən, ˌkɒmbɪˈneɪʃən $ ˌkɑːm-/ noun two or more different things that exist together or are used togetheradjectivesa good combination The computer offers a good combination of price and performance.the perfect/ideal combination The town has the perfect combination of beautiful beaches and a lively nightlife.the right/best combination You need to find the right combination of colours for you.a unique/rare/unusual combination She uses a unique combination of flavours. \| The player has a rare combination of strength and speed.a particular combination The crisis was caused by a particular combination of events.a powerful/potent combination Music and drama can be a powerful combination.a winning/unbeatable/irresistible combination He spent hours testing out various recipes before discovering the winning combination.a bad combination Pilots know that low and slow is a bad combination.a lethal/deadly combination (=one that can kill you or that is very effective) Mixing alcohol and drugs can be a lethal combination. \| He possesses a lethal combination of speed and skill with the ball.verbsmake a good/excellent combination (=be good together) I think that Steve and Anna make a good combination.involve a combination Accidents usually involve a combination of driver error and dangerous driving conditions.use a combination The wine is made using a combination of grape varieties.offer a combination The hotel offers a combination of deluxe facilities with a relaxed atmosphere.nouns + combinationcolour combination Do you think that purple and green is a good colour combination?prepositionsa combination of sth Before the race she felt a combination of fear and excitement. \| His success was due to a combination of things.in combination (with sth) The drugs are normally used in combination with each other.phrasesa combination of factors/things The team’s success is due to a combination of factors.a combination of circumstances The fire appears to have resulted from an unfortunate combination of circumstances.
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