Collocations with "for"

Used to specify the purpose or context of the vocabulary.

used to specify the new purpose or audience, e.g., adapting a book for television

to make a change to account for a particular factor, e.g., inflation

to have a strong desire for something or to do something

to change something to make it suitable for a particular person, use, or situation

a motto that is suitable for a particular group or activity

indicates the purpose or reason for being closed or unavailable

Indicates that a location is suitable for a particular purpose or activity.

Indicates the purpose of something or the context in which it is useful.

Indicates a natural talent or suitability for a particular activity or job.

Indicates the group or interest that the watchdog protects or represents.

sadness for something lost or missed

Indicates the goal or objective of the sprint.

Used to link an accompaniment with the main item it goes with.

indicates the person or thing that is the object of the dislike

To negotiate in order to get something.

used to specify the area or activity in which the ability exists

to compete for a position or title

A deterrent aimed at a specific group of people.

Indicates the target or purpose of the directive.

Specifies the course or program one is enrolling in.

to execute someone as punishment for a specific crime, e.g., treason

Used to specify the ability, e.g., 'a faculty for learning languages'.

Afraid that something bad might happen to someone or something.

for the purpose of personal profit or advantage

Indicates the experiment or test for which someone is a subject.

Used to indicate the purpose or outcome, e.g., 'an ingredient for success'.

To mean for something to be for a particular person or purpose.

for excitement or pleasure, often in a reckless way