English Collocations

The collective group of people who live together in a community, culture, or nation.

“Human society has evolved significantly over the past century.”

The biological species to which humans belong, characterized by their unique physical and genetic characteristics.

“The human species is considered one of the most intelligent and adaptable on the planet.”

Perfectly matched or adapted to something, such as a task, situation, or purpose.

“She is ideally suited for the job, given her experience and skills.”

To recognize or determine the existence of a difficulty, challenge, or issue.

“The first step in solving a problem is to identify a problem.”

To recognize or determine a method, approach, or solution to something.

“The team tried to identify a way to reduce costs without sacrificing quality.”

To recognize or determine a specific location, field, or domain.

“The company needs to identify an area where they can cut costs without affecting production.”

To recognize or determine the existence of a problem, difficulty, or concern.

“The team was unable to identify an issue with the new system, so they proceeded with the launch.”

To recognize or determine the things that contribute to or influence something.

“The researchers tried to identify factors that contribute to the development of the disease.”

To recognize or determine the characteristics or attributes of something.

“The software can identify features of the image, such as shapes and colors.”

The surrounding area or circumstances that have a direct impact on something or someone.

“The company's immediate environment is affected by the changing market trends.”

Clearly visible or obvious right away, without needing further examination or consideration.

“The solution to the problem was immediately apparent to the experienced engineer.”

Right after something happens or is done, without any delay or interval.

“The concert will start immediately following the opening ceremony.”

Clearly visible or evident right away, without needing further examination or consideration.

“The answer to the question was immediately obvious to the expert.”

Right before something happens or is done, without any interval or delay.

“The company's financial struggles were immediately preceding the merger.”

Products or commodities that are brought into a country from another country, often for trade or commerce.

“The company specializes in imported goods, such as electronics and clothing.”

Items or commodities that are brought into a country from another country, often for trade or commerce.

“The store sells a variety of imported products, including food, cosmetics, and household items.”

To enforce or apply limits or restrictions on something, such as a system, process, or behavior.

“The government imposed constraints on the company's operations to protect the environment.”

To enforce or apply restrictions or bounds on something, such as a system, process, or behavior.

“The new policy imposes limitations on the use of social media in the workplace.”

To enforce or apply limits or constraints on something, such as a system, process, or behavior.

“The government imposed restrictions on travel to the affected area.”

Performance that has been made better in some way.

“The company's improved performance was reflected in its increased profits.”

To make people more aware of something.

“The campaign aims to increase awareness about the importance of recycling.”

To become much greater or more intense suddenly.

“The company's profits increased dramatically after the product launch.”

To make something more likely to happen.

“The new policy is designed to increase the likelihood of finding a job after graduation.”

A greater understanding or knowledge of something.

“The increased awareness of environmental issues has led to a reduction in plastic use.”