Colocaciones con "affect"

to influence or change a situation in a significant way

To have an effect on a particular group of people or things to an unfair or unequal degree.

to have an impact on something in a non-direct way

To have an influence on the probability.

To have an influence on the result.

to have a very strong and deep effect on someone or something

to have an effect on a decision

To have a strong negative effect on someone or something.

To have an influence on someone's well-being, either positively or negatively.

to have an influence on the rate of occurrence

to produce a change in someone's behaviour

To have an influence on business or trade.

to have an effect on how something is seen or understood

to have a negative influence on quality

to have a negative impact on someone's ability to earn a living

To have an influence on or cause a change in the climate.

to have an influence on a skill, often negatively

To have a negative influence on the spirit of a group.

To have an effect on or to change the likelihood.

To have an influence on someone's preference.

To have a profound and transformative effect on something.

Used when a disease or condition has an effect on a joint.

to pretend to have an appearance of being calm and unconcerned, often in a slightly artificial way