Collocations with "of"

used to specify the subject of the bibliography

used to indicate the contents of a bucket

Indicates what the responsibility or worry is about.

Used to specify the contents of a can, e.g., 'a can of soup'.

used to specify the type of classification

Used to specify the genre or category the classic belongs to, e.g., 'a classic of English literature'.

Used to specify what the mass is composed of, e.g., 'a clump of trees'.

used to specify the condition being diagnosed, e.g., a diagnosis of cancer

used to specify the things that are varied

indicates what is increasing (e.g., of the conflict, of violence)

used after 'fleet' to specify what it consists of

indicates what the central point is related to

The most common preposition, used to specify what was seen.

Used with an adjective to describe the level of importance.

Indicates the genre or type of the masterpiece.

a method related to a specific action or thing (e.g., communication, transport)

used to indicate what the model represents

used to specify the substance, e.g., 'a molecule of water'

Used to specify the substance that was taken in excess, e.g., 'an overdose of sleeping pills'.

used to indicate the contents of a pot

To make someone think of something or someone else due to a similarity.

used to specify what has been reversed, e.g., a reversal of the decision

Used to specify what the ruins were originally, e.g., 'the ruins of a castle'.

indicates what liquid is being sipped

To have the specific smell of something.

Used to specify the source of the stench, e.g., 'the stench of death'.

to be confident in something or in oneself

Used to specify what was stolen.