Collocations for contact - noun
1. meeting/talking/writing to sb
ADJ.
close
She is still in close contact with Sarah.
She is still in close contact with Sarah.
regular | direct
Have you had any direct contact with the director of the company?
Have you had any direct contact with the director of the company?
face-to-face
VERB + CONTACT
be in, have | come into, establish, get in, make
In his job, he comes into contact with many different people. | We first established contact with the organization in 1999. | When I arrive in New York, I''ll get in contact with him.
In his job, he comes into contact with many different people. | We first established contact with the organization in 1999. | When I arrive in New York, I''ll get in contact with him.
put sb in
I put my cousin in contact with a friend who works at the company.
I put my cousin in contact with a friend who works at the company.
keep, maintain, stay in
Maintaining contact after many years can be difficult.
Maintaining contact after many years can be difficult.
break off | lose
PREP.
~ between
There has been no contact between them for several years.
There has been no contact between them for several years.
~ with
I have very little contact with Simon now.
I have very little contact with Simon now.
2. person you know who can help you
ADJ.
good, useful, valuable | business, personal
VERB + CONTACT
have
He has a lot of good contacts in the music industry.
He has a lot of good contacts in the music industry.
build up, make
It takes time to build up contacts. | I made a lot of useful business contacts at the conference.
It takes time to build up contacts. | I made a lot of useful business contacts at the conference.
3. when people/things touch each other
ADJ.
physical, sexual
The disease is transmitted through physical contact.
The disease is transmitted through physical contact.
VERB + CONTACT
come into
Do not let the glue come into contact with water.
Do not let the glue come into contact with water.
PREP.
in ~
For a brief moment their lips were in contact.
For a brief moment their lips were in contact.
on ~
The light will go out on contact with water.
The light will go out on contact with water.
~ between
There should be no contact between the separate samples.
There should be no contact between the separate samples.
~ with