Collocations for base - noun
1. lowest part
ADJECTIVE
firm,
solid,
strong
circular, flat, rounded, square
concrete, granite, steel, etc.
circular, flat, rounded, square
concrete, granite, steel, etc.
2. original idea/situation
ADJECTIVE
firm,
secure,
solid,
sound,
strong
economic, evidence, ideological, scientific
His arguments have a sound economic base.
economic, evidence, ideological, scientific
His arguments have a sound economic base.
VERB + base
form,
have
establish, give sb, provide (sb with)
These policies give us a solid base for winning the next election.
establish, give sb, provide (sb with)
These policies give us a solid base for winning the next election.
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3. of support/income/power
ADJECTIVE
solid,
sound
broad, narrow
These policies have a broad base of support.
broad, narrow
These policies have a broad base of support.
power
a politician with a rural power base
a politician with a rural power base
democratic
asset, commercial, economic, financial, industrial, manufacturing, political, resource, revenue, tax
The country has a sound commercial base.
asset, commercial, economic, financial, industrial, manufacturing, political, resource, revenue, tax
The country has a sound commercial base.
client,
customer,
subscriber,
user
VERB + base
create,
form,
have,
provide
broaden, develop, expand, improve, increase
The company is trying to expand its customer base.
broaden, develop, expand, improve, increase
The company is trying to expand its customer base.
maintain
4. main place
VERB + base
have
The company has its base in New York.
The company has its base in New York.
establish,
set up
The company has set up its new base in the north.
The company has set up its new base in the north.