noun
COLLOCATIONS FROM OTHER ENTRIES
a suspension bridge (= one that hangs from strong steel ropes )
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A famous suspension bridge spans the estuary.
suspension bridge
COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
■ ADJECTIVE
front
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Safrane's front and rear suspension are based on the MacPherson principle and benefit from programmed movement.
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This innovation permits a longer arm and makes for better control of front suspension movement.
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The 2001 R1150R also donates its new, lightweight Telelever front suspension to its touring sibling.
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The front suspension is taken care of by a pair of upside-down forks.
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By 1991, it was a leading light in outlandish front suspension concepts.
independent
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And it handles well on independent coil suspension with roll well controlled.
rear
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Back at the Glen, he qualified a lowly thirteenth and his rear suspension went on lap four.
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Part of the credit must go to the 225/55 Dunlops, the remainder to the multi-link rear suspension .
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Safrane's front and rear suspension are based on the MacPherson principle and benefit from programmed movement.
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Renault engineers have also carefully developed the rear suspension on Safrane to provide predictable handling even when sideways cornering forces are involved.
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A new 5-link rear suspension system stabilises the car, helping you to stay in control even in an emergency.
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In addition, the rear suspension allows longitudinal rearward wheel travel in order to reduce tyre thump on poor road surfaces.
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The bike is the first mass-produced bicycle to boast full front and rear suspension .
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The rear suspension linkage on this race bike appears to operate a shock that lies horizontally under the engine.
temporary
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The university gave no reason for the temporary suspension .
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The operation continued Friday after a temporary suspension of flight activity.
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The London Stock Exchange will not normally grant a temporary suspension for more than 48 hours.
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The temporary suspension gives the exchange time to investigate any abnormalities in trading and cuts down market volatility, he said.
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And it could also have the power to impose a temporary suspension of currency convertibility.
■ NOUN
bridge
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She had panicky thoughts about the Clifton suspension bridge and its alarming suicide rate, but Tavett did not mention Clifton.
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Serrell was given a contract to build a highway suspension bridge over the Niagara between Lewiston and Queenston.
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I got to the top and walked along a bit, and saw the suspension bridge flying away to my left.
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Then in 1850, a wire suspension bridge twisted and crumpled under the tread of marching troops.
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The Albert suspension bridge is all lit up and people cheer us.
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That the suspension bridge was both graceful to look at and economical to build was undeniable.
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Some days ago I saw pictures of the Baghdad suspension bridge being destroyed.
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His drawings ran the gamut from the parabolic suspension bridge to the forms and color of various trees and individual flowers.
cell
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Equal volumes of bacterial and cell suspensions were mixed and shaken gently at room temperature for 30 minutes.
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The resulting crude cell suspension is purified using a Ficoll-Hypaque gradient and resuspended in culture medium.
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Five millilitres of cell free plasma were added to the cell suspension and centrifuged at 100 g for five minutes.
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This cell suspension was the basis for all the experiments.
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The animals were sacrificed 60min later and optic nerve cell suspensions were prepared as previously described.
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Therefore platelets were not removed from mononuclear cell suspensions in the subsequent experiments as this process reduced cell yield.
match
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They will have to sit out remaining match suspensions when the finals begin on June 8.
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The Hereford team shows the return of Peter Heritage after a one match suspension .
system
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A new 5-link rear suspension system stabilises the car, helping you to stay in control even in an emergency.
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There is a fully independent, four-wheel-suspension system with McPherson struts and stabilizer bars, front and rear.
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The optical paths are evacuated and the suspension systems are insulated against mechanical vibration by shock absorbers.
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Main feature is a new pendulum single coil suspension system with shock absorbers.
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Instead of merely reacting to differences in the road surface, as a conventional suspension system does, it anticipates bumps and bends.
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The Discovery also shares the Range Rover's suspension system .
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The suspension system consists of an orthopaedic footbed which locates the foot in a central position and prevents side to side slipping.
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The C5's other selling point is its Hydractive 3 computerised suspension system .
■ VERB
announce
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It announced the suspension of all work on the grounds of lack of raw materials.
follow
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Mr Clarke's decision followed the suspension of 2,500 staff at 71 London stations for refusing to work normally.
lead
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Sarajevo Airport closed by fighting Violence in Sarajevo hit the airport leading to the suspension of relief flights temporarily.
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One unexcused absence can lead to a ninety-day suspension of benefits; four unexcused absences can cause expulsion from welfare entirely.
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It was this that suggested that there had been pricing errors which led to the suspension of the trusts.
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Clinton also alluded to the intractable ideological divide that led to the suspension of top-level budget negotiations.
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Already it has led to courts-martial and suspensions of dozens of drill sergeants and instructors.
order
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Ronald Fogleman, Friday night ordered the flight suspension .
receive
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He received a two-week suspension after the game which Natal won 31-16.
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Officer John Middleton barely avoided losing his badge, receiving a 240-hour suspension , the maximum penalty short of dismissal.
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Officer Arnold Stallman received a 120-hour suspension .
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Jeff Hynes received a 16-hour suspension .
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It also found that 80 percent of the students who receive suspensions are black.
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The most severe penalty he could receive would be a suspension of pay, reduction in rank or confinement to the barracks.
result
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This more than made up for the Tramway Department's loss of revenue resulting from the suspension of the service!
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Two positive tests could result in a suspension .
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He has already been booked four times this season and two more cautions will result in automatic suspension .
return
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Bradford striker Sean McCarthy is set to return after a three-match suspension .
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Breacker returns from suspension and Rush is included.
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The hooker Fabrice Landreau is also fit once again and the scrum-half Fabien Galthi returns after suspension .
serve
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Brown currently is serving a four-week suspension that started on Oct. 13.
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Irvin served a five-game suspension this season after pleading no contest to felony cocaine possession.
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The two will return to flight duty after they have served their suspensions , Hsu said.
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Five coaches were fined $ 42, 500 and one served a one-game suspension .
EXAMPLES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
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Baker was given a two-week suspension for criticizing the coach.
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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As President, Özal refused to consider an immediate suspension of the constitutional ban on political parties.
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But he knew that suspension was only a half way house towards complete termination.
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Diego Maradona played in a charity exhibition on Wednesday in apparent defiance of his worldwide suspension for use of cocaine.
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In this respect, animal cells are quite unlike those of bacteria, which grow happily in suspension .
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It was this that suggested that there had been pricing errors which lead to the suspension of the trusts.
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She was denied any opportunity to appear before councillors in order to appeal against her suspension .
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The suspension will cost him nearly $ 43,500.