Collocations with "of"

Used to indicate the subject of the portrait.

Used to indicate the subject that is being depicted.

used to indicate what might happen

The most common way to link probability to the event it describes.

Used to specify the subject that a professor teaches.

Used to specify what the quantity consists of.

Used to specify one of four equal parts of a whole.

Used to specify what is being redistributed.

Indicates what has been reproduced (e.g., a painting, a building).

used to indicate what the sample is taken from or represents

Used to specify what was scanned (e.g., a scan of his brain).

used to show what group of items is being referred to (e.g., a set of tools, a set of rules)

used to specify what is being smuggled, e.g., 'the smuggling of narcotics'

used to indicate a range of something

Used to indicate a quantity held by a spoon, often followed by a substance (e.g., a spoon of sugar).

used to indicate what is spreading

Indicates what the strand is a part of, e.g., 'a strand of hair'.

Used to indicate what a symbol represents.

Used to specify what is being taken over, e.g., 'a takeover of a company'.

Used to specify the object or person that causes fear (e.g., of spiders, of the dark).

Used to specify the contents of a tin.

Used to specify the subject or topic that is known or understood.

Used before a noun to indicate a range of different types of that noun, e.g., 'a variety of cheeses'.

used to show the cause of suffering, such as a crime, disaster, or illness

Used to specify what is being wasted, e.g., a waste of time/money.

Used to specify the competition, race, or prize that was won.

used to indicate a quality or characteristic that is present

Indicates what the method consists of.

Used to specify the lowest number or amount of something.