Collocations for compensation - noun
ADJECTIVE
full
partial, small
adequate, sufficient
appropriate, fair, just
cash, financial, monetary
deferred
CEO, executive (both AmE)
employee (AmE)
unemployment (AmE)
partial, small
adequate, sufficient
appropriate, fair, just
cash, financial, monetary
deferred
CEO, executive (both AmE)
employee (AmE)
unemployment (AmE)
VERB + compensation
award (sb),
give (sb),
grant (sb),
offer (sb),
pay (sb),
provide (sb with)
accept, gain (esp. BrE), get, obtain, receive, win
She got some compensation for damages.
accept, gain (esp. BrE), get, obtain, receive, win
She got some compensation for damages.
deny sb,
refuse sb
claim, demand, fight for, seek
determine
the rules used for determining compensation
claim, demand, fight for, seek
determine
the rules used for determining compensation
be eligible for,
be entitled to
compensation + VERB
be payable
If the government is proved negligent, compensation will be payable.
If the government is proved negligent, compensation will be payable.
compensation + NOUN
claim
committee (esp. AmE)
costs
fund
insurance (esp. AmE)
order (esp. BrE)
package
payment
benefits (AmE)
plan (AmE), policy, program (AmE), scheme (BrE), system
law
consultant, handler (both AmE)
committee (esp. AmE)
costs
fund
insurance (esp. AmE)
order (esp. BrE)
package
payment
benefits (AmE)
plan (AmE), policy, program (AmE), scheme (BrE), system
law
consultant, handler (both AmE)
PREPOSITION
as compensation (for)
She received £7 000 as compensation for her injuries.
She received £7 000 as compensation for her injuries.
in compensation (for)
They will have to pay £5 000 in compensation.
They will have to pay £5 000 in compensation.
compensation for
The money was small compensation for unfair dismissal.
The money was small compensation for unfair dismissal.
compensation from
compensation from the government
compensation from the government