Collocations for remark - noun
ADJ.
brief, passing | occasional | casual, chance, off-the-cuff, throwaway | careless, tactless | barbed, cutting, derogatory, dismissive, disparaging, insulting, nasty, offensive, pointed, scathing, snide, uncomplimentary | complimentary, encouraging, kind | innocent | critical | cynical | controversial | provocative | famous | enigmatic | odd, strange | silly | funny, witty | racist, sexist | obscene, rude | defamatory | personal
How dare you make personal remarks!
How dare you make personal remarks!
general | introductory, opening, preliminary | closing, concluding
I agreed with most of what he said at the beginning of the speech b
I agreed with most of what he said at the beginning of the speech b
VERB + REMARK
make, pass, utter | withdraw
He was expelled fromthe party for failing to withdraw hiscontroversial remarks.
He was expelled fromthe party for failing to withdraw hiscontroversial remarks.
address
Who were those rude remarksaddressed to?
Who were those rude remarksaddressed to?
ignore, take no notice of
I just ignored her lastremark.
I just ignored her lastremark.
REMARK + VERB
apply to sb/sth
These remarks apply equally todoctors.
These remarks apply equally todoctors.
be directed at/to sb
The remark was directed at him. |
The remark was directed at him. |
suggest sth
Her remarks suggestthat the negotiations may besuccessful.
Her remarks suggestthat the negotiations may besuccessful.
provoke sth
Theremark provoked an angryresponse from the crowd.
Theremark provoked an angryresponse from the crowd.
PREP.
in a/the ~
He made a fewfactual errors in his remarks onRembrandt.
He made a fewfactual errors in his remarks onRembrandt.
~ about/concerning/on
I shallkeep my remarks on the subjectbrief.
I shallkeep my remarks on the subjectbrief.
~ by/from
remarks byofficials
remarks byofficials
~ to
a casual remark tohis father
a casual remark tohis father