RESOLUTION


Meaning of RESOLUTION in English

noun

1 formal decision taken after a vote

ADJECTIVE

▪ draft

▪ formal

▪ proposed

▪ joint

a joint US-British ~

▪ unanimous

▪ ordinary ( BrE )

▪ emergency , special

▪ compromise

▪ affirmative , negative (both BrE , law )

An affirmative ~ of both Houses of Parliament is needed.

▪ non-binding

▪ second

▪ congressional , Security Council , Senate , shareholder , UN

▪ war

▪ budget ( AmE )

VERB + RESOLUTION

▪ draft

▪ introduce , issue , present , propose , put forward , sponsor , submit , table

▪ vote on

▪ back , support

▪ agree ( esp. BrE ), agree on , agree to , approve , carry ( BrE ), pass

The legislature has approved a ~ calling for the removal of such advertising.

The ~ was carried unanimously.

▪ adopt , implement

▪ block , oppose , reject , veto

▪ enforce

RESOLUTION + VERB

▪ ask for sth , be aimed at sth , call for sth , demand sth

The ~ called for the resumption of negotiations.

▪ declare sth , say sth , state sth

a ~ declaring independence

▪ approve sth , authorize sth , endorse sth , give (sb) sth

The assembly adopted a ~ approving the plan.

▪ condemn sth , oppose sth

a ~ condemning the invasion

▪ support sth

▪ urge sth

PREPOSITION

▪ under (a/the) ~

weapons banned under Resolution 687

▪ ~ on

The General Assembly rejected the ~ on the subject of arms control.

2 settling a dispute

ADJECTIVE

▪ early , quick , rapid

▪ eventual , final , ultimate

▪ peaceful

Hopes of a peaceful ~ to the conflict were fading.

▪ effective , satisfactory , successful

▪ easy

▪ complete

▪ conflict , dispute

methods of conflict ~

▪ problem

VERB + RESOLUTION

▪ need , require

▪ press for , seek , want

The government is pressing for an early ~ of the hostage crisis.

▪ achieve , find , reach

▪ offer , provide

▪ facilitate

▪ await

PREPOSITION

▪ ~ of

the non-violent ~ of conflict

▪ ~ to

the likelihood of achieving a satisfactory ~ to the problem

3 being firm and determined

ADJECTIVE

▪ great , strong

VERB + RESOLUTION

▪ have

▪ show

She showed great ~ in her dealings with management.

▪ lack

4 firm decision to do/not to do sth

ADJECTIVE

▪ firm , good

▪ New Year ( esp. BrE ), New Year's

VERB + RESOLUTION

▪ make

I made a New Year's ~ to give up smoking.

▪ keep

5 power to give a clear image

ADJECTIVE

▪ good , high

high-resolution graphics

▪ low , poor

▪ maximum

▪ image , screen

▪ pixel

a monitor capable of a 1 024 by 768 pixel ~

▪ 24-bit , 32-bit , etc.

Oxford Collocations English Dictionary.      Оксфордский английский словарь словосочетаний .