Collocations for suspension - noun
1. stopping of activity
ADJECTIVE
temporary
lengthy, long
immediate
automatic
Another caution will result in his automatic suspension from the final.
lengthy, long
immediate
automatic
Another caution will result in his automatic suspension from the final.
one-match,
two-match,
etc.
(esp. BrE)
one-game, two-game, etc. (esp. AmE)
five-day, seven-month, etc.
one-game, two-game, etc. (esp. AmE)
five-day, seven-month, etc.
VERB + suspension
give sb,
impose (esp. BrE),
order
(esp. BrE)
A four-day suspension was imposed on her.
A four-day suspension was imposed on her.
face
get, receive
He receive a five-day suspension.
get, receive
He receive a five-day suspension.
appeal (AmE),
appeal against
(BrE)
serve, serve out (BrE)
He is serving a one-match suspension.
serve, serve out (BrE)
He is serving a one-match suspension.
PREPOSITION
under suspension
a detective under suspension from his job
a detective under suspension from his job
suspension for
a five-game suspension for violating the league's drug policy
a five-game suspension for violating the league's drug policy
suspension from
his suspension from the club
his suspension from the club
PHRASES
a period of suspension
The athlete could face a lengthy period of suspension if found guilty.
The athlete could face a lengthy period of suspension if found guilty.
suspension of disbelief
Many movies require the viewer to engage in a willing suspension of disbelief.
Many movies require the viewer to engage in a willing suspension of disbelief.
2. on a vehicle
VERB + suspension
be fitted with (esp. BrE),
have
The new model has independent suspension.
The new model has independent suspension.