collocate
collocate
Definition
col·lo·cate (käl′ə kāt′)
transitive verb -·cat′ed, -·cat′·ing
to arrange; esp., to set side by side
Etymology: < L collocatus, pp. of collocare, to place together < com-, together + locare: see locate
collocate
Synonyms
collocate
Usage Examples
Object
- unit: U.S. Air Force Information Warfare Center ' is a collocated unit of the Air Intelligence Agency, Kelly Air Force Base, Texas.
- appear: If the collocate appears more frequently than the query focus itself, it is displayed in the highlight color.
- verb: The second and third extracts show problems with the collocating verb, have, and give being used instead of show.
- equipment: Collocated Equipment must output signals which conform to relevant telecommunications standards.
- site: However, the anticipated collocated site in the south of the force will reduce traveling for the operational officers by 3 to 4 miles.
- sensor: Currently platforms and sensors ( except those sensors collocated with platforms ) are linked only by slow, largely manual processes.
Preposition: with
- word: We then see, for example, that upbringing collocates twice with a word denoting a religious movement.
- center: The RCC will be collocated with the operations center of the command echelon to which it has been assigned.
- noun: Which is the other adjective that collocates with this noun?
- squadron: The FAA may be collocated with the squadron or a brigade TAC CP.
- brigade: Typically, the support battalion CP collocates with the brigade rear CP.
- police: Criminal justice units, which are responsible for processing cases to court, and are now collocated with the police, are being trebled.
Modifying Another Word
- normally: Both operate through the rear command post, normally collocated with or in close proximity to the support command's command post.
- not: Combat support troops and companies of the regiment do not collocate their command posts at the regimental command post.
- often: Troop and squadron PLLs are often collocated in the field trains but are normally not consolidated.
- first: The City CJU base at Bishopsgate Police Station was the first collocated Unit, opening in December.
- also: The fact that zwischen also collocates with Vergleich is not covered in the Stilwörterbuch but is captured in the concordance.
- usually: The S4 usually collocates with the S1 in the brigade rear CP.
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