Colocaciones con "toward"

Used to indicate the direction of the hostility, more common in American English.

An unfair preference for someone or something.

Directed at or focused on a particular group, need, or purpose.

Showing a tendency or inclination to prefer or support something.

American English variant of 'towards', used to specify the subject or topic that people are apathetic about.

American English variant of 'towards'.

American English variant of 'towards'.

Indicates an attitude or feeling directed at someone or something.

malice directed at a person or group

Indicates the direction of one's tolerant attitude.

American English variant of 'towards'.

feeling bitter in relation to a specific person or group (especially in American English).

To rebound in the direction of a person or thing.

Describes an unfriendly or unemotional attitude directed at a specific person or group. (Primarily AmE)

Showing a merciful attitude in the direction of someone (AmE variant).

Indicates movement in the direction of a place.

to start to move in the direction of something

to pull something or someone in the direction of something or someone

To move suddenly in the direction of something or someone (more common in AmE).

Indicates that measures or policies are designed to benefit a particular group.

To slope or lean in the direction of something (esp. AmE).

Variant of 'towards', more commonly used in American English.

to become gentler or more sympathetic in attitude towards someone or something

approaching the time of sunrise

Indicates the recipient of the unfair preferential treatment.

To make hand or arm movements in the direction of something or someone.

an indication of a future direction or trend

Indicates the target of the malicious feeling (chiefly AmE).