explore

Object

• theme: You'll also explore the theme of sustainability, which is a current ' hot topic ' in the field of environmental study.
• relationship: Using both retrospective and prospective data we then explore the relationship between human isolates and those identified from cattle and retail poultry.
• implication: The unit PR Writing 2 Design & Campaign Support expands on what was learned during Level 1 and explores further the implications for PR.
• issue: Dr. James Warner of Imperial College London explores the issue in the October issue of the Journal of the Royal Society of Medicine.
• aspect: The course will also explore aspects of cultural differences.

Preposition: on

• foot: T he scenic beauty and the variety of the landscape make Northern Ireland a great place to explore on foot.

Preposition: at

• leisure: After a walking tour, you'll be free to explore at leisure.

Noun phrase with adjective complement

• such: Explore feelings such as fear, anger, shame, hope, love and trust.

Modifying Another Word

• fully: From here you can fully explore our site " .

Used with why or when

• what: Studying planetary magnetic fields enables us to explore what is happening deep inside the planets.
• why: The paper explores why this may be the case and suggests ways in which the area might improve its profile in the future.
• who: The book explores who you should marry, why you should get married and how we should live out our marriage.

Preposition: beyond

• boundary: Through lectures, seminars and collaborative project work it encourages students to explore beyond the historic boundaries of their own particular specialism.

Preposition: in

• detail: Probably the first option for the group to explore in detail is having no specific regime.

Preposition: with

• ease: The massive Courchevel valley provides plenty of terrain for even novice skiers to explore with relative ease.

Preposition: by

• bike: Click on the area of the map ( below ) that you would like to explore by bike.