mention

noun, verb76 collocationsAvg. frequency: 7.0

A short reference to something.

A particular reference highlighting someone or something.

A casual reference made while discussing something else.

The simple act of mentioning something is enough to cause a reaction.

The initial reference to something.

A reference to someone or something in newspapers, television, or other media.

A clear and direct reference, leaving no room for doubt.

The first known reference to something.

An award or recognition given to a participant who has not won a top prize but is worthy of recognition.

A detailed and precise reference.

A specific reference to something.

Very few references to something.

Barely any references to something.

To mention something in a short or quick way.

Refers to something mentioned previously in the conversation or text.

Refers to something mentioned at a previous point in time.

Refers to something mentioned before the current point in time.

Refers to something mentioned a very short time ago.

To mention something casually while talking about something else.

To mention a particular thing precisely.

To mention something in a clear and direct way.

Used to add extra information to emphasize a point.

To be praised for one's good performance in an official military report.

As soon as something or someone is mentioned.

To mention something, often in a formal context.

To be mentioned by someone.

To be worthy of being mentioned.

To be formally mentioned.

To mention someone, often to give them credit.

To receive a mention as a result of one's efforts or qualities.

To be good enough to be mentioned.

To deliberately not mention something.

To be considered important enough to be mentioned.

To hear someone talk about something.

To justify being mentioned.

To fail to include a mention of something.

Collocations with "mention"

mention + ...

... + mention