adjectiveCOLLOCATIONS FROM OTHER ENTRIES
a new/latest range
▪ Body Blitz is a new range of toiletries specially designed for teenagers.
latest craze
▪ At that time, scooters were the latest craze.
latest model (=newest design)
▪ Our dishwasher is the latest model .
latest/new/recent addition
▪ the latest addition to our designer range
the current/latest trend
▪ If current trends continue, the amount of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere will double by the year 2030.
the latest estimates (=the most recent ones)
▪ The latest estimates are that sea levels could rise by about 20 cm by 2050.
the latest events
▪ We will be bringing you news of all the latest events.
the latest fashion
▪ They sell all the latest fashions.
the latest figures
▪ The latest figures show that crimes are down by 0.2 percent.
the latest gossip
▪ Annie usually has all the latest gossip.
the latest incident (=the most recent one)
▪ In the latest incident a post office was broken into.
the latest information (=information that has been discovered very recently)
▪ We have access to all the latest information.
the latest news
▪ Mom sent a letter with all the latest news.
the latest technology
▪ The boat is equipped with the latest technology.
the latest version
▪ The company will soon release the latest version of its network operating system.
the very best/latest/worst etc
▪ We only use the very best ingredients.
COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
■ NOUN
addition
▪ The latest addition to the Gossard collection is a little slip dress.
▪ The latest addition is International Blue Shield, aiming to provide rapid reaction teams when an unexpected threat emerges.
▪ The latest addition is number 7 Godards Lane.
▪ The latest addition to our successful twin-colour Designer Range of Tilturn and Casement windows offers endless colour combinations, inside and out.
▪ The latest addition to the modest skyline ... the ecumenical church.
▪ Read in studio Bird watchers are travelling from miles around to view the latest addition to a clifftop nest.
album
▪ Her latest album is hugely successful in the U.S. and here, yet you never see her on the celebrity circuit.
▪ Most rock acts tour in order to sell their latest album, and tailor their live show accordingly.
book
▪ In this latest book, one theme dominates: Example is everything.
▪ In his latest book he tells of sophisticated computers that can move tall buildings in the opposite direction to the tremors.
▪ His latest book, on Mississippi blues singers, will be released in paperback next month.
▪ He did the illustrated maps for my latest book.
▪ With his latest book, Rumors and Stones: A Journey, the author presents a new approach.
▪ His latest book, Scent in Your Garden, will be published in March.
development
▪ We hope that this Update will keep you abreast of the latest developments in assessment and related issues.
▪ Rather, they are the latest developments in the true story of Clancy and the man who authorities say defrauded him.
▪ Capital is devoted to the creation of desires and needs which can only be fulfilled by the latest developments of the market.
▪ Afterwards, Republican pessimism about the latest development was fed by an inspection of the new Clinton-backed budget plan.
▪ It would be nice to believe that the Health Secretary spends all his time understanding the very latest developments in heart-lung transplants.
▪ Tourism attraction operators in Cheshire will be told of the latest developments in home and overseas marketing at a forum this month.
▪ Triumphant in this latest development in his career has bought a manor house in the area.
▪ Here at Radio Rentals, we believe in bringing you the latest developments - as they happen!
edition
▪ But the old ways and attitudes are still there behind the double glazing and the latest edition of Neighbours.
▪ He has just had the latest edition dropped off.
▪ The commission's call comes in the latest edition of Enforcement Update, a periodical regulatory newsletter sent to financial institutions.
▪ This latest edition, the first mandated by federal law, is to be promoted by federal agencies.
▪ The latest edition of Year-end Tax Planning for Companies is very useful in monitoring a company's financial progress.
▪ The latest edition of the Directory of Consulting Practices is available price £15.
fashion
▪ In California wireless technology has created the latest fashion in drive-by crimes.
▪ On the way, we passed a group of smart young girls dressed in the latest fashion.
▪ Apparently he was setting out to grow whiskers of the latest fashion, for his lips were carefully shaved.
▪ She wears anachronistic styles as though they were the latest fashion, with no hint of nostalgia.
▪ This enables me to buy the latest fashion accessories and clothes without relying on my parents.
▪ He sets objectives without yielding to the latest fashion for doing so.
▪ Nina Miklin will be there with her complete range of coned yarns for machine knitting in all the latest fashion colours.
▪ Her new dress was the very latest fashion, vastly expensive, unmistakable plumage.
figures
▪ The latest figures show that the increase in unemployment is continuing to slow down.
▪ The latest figures indicate companies are beginning to rehire.
▪ Welcoming the latest figures, Jospin said the government must ensure that the trend continues.
▪ Gore received 338,000 more votes, according to the latest figures.
▪ Increased demand for its road, rail and sea container fleets during the first half helped boost the latest figures.
▪ The economy grew 5. 5 percent in the year ended June 30, 1995, the latest figures available.
▪ The latest figures show 2,604,100 out of work.
▪ Fuqua said the latest figures on new orders for jetliners are encouraging.
model
▪ It was a happy debut for the latest model to drop off the fast-bowling conveyor belt.
▪ The latest model of the minivan went into production last year.
▪ No sooner does the latest model take its place in the market, than it is superseded by another development.
▪ The latest model on the market.
▪ For on the latest models, try the computer press and like Stuff and T3.
▪ So what is this latest model?
▪ Remember, you can at any time exchange our equipment for the latest models as soon as they become available.
news
▪ I want the latest news, the best reporting with state-of-the-art technology presented by people I can trust and respect.
▪ The latest news down the telephone line is that Madonna has just bought one.
▪ Turn to pages 6, 7 and 10 where you will find the very latest news on these exciting developments.
▪ But the latest news on the nursing shortage is a warning for everyone to listen to what nurses are saying.
▪ Finally, we would like to keep you informed about our work by sending you our latest news every quarter.
▪ It brings the latest news, day and night, and seems omniscient.
release
▪ His latest release programmes three of the most lyrically inspired Sonatas of the entire canon, and this time with stunning results.
▪ Given the strength of his latest release, Blue Sky On Mars, that could be changing.
▪ You can tell the latest release of a program by its number.
▪ The latest releases meant that all those convicted in connection with the 1981 plot were now free.
▪ Gil Benson examines the latest release of Excel - version 4 - to see what all the fuss is about.
report
▪ The latest report looked at 74 recorded cases of childhood cancer in the area between 1950 and 1985.
▪ So it is surprising that its latest report should also push the complacent line about general growth.
▪ We might give the hospital a call, I think, and get the latest report.
▪ The latest reports from Britain's two main protection agencies give a measure of the size of the problem.
▪ The annual parochial church meeting heard the latest report on the £30,000 appeal for restoring outside stonework on the church.
research
▪ Successful management of this maintenance is the issue underlying one of the Centre's latest research proposals.
▪ But there should be special emphasis placed on the very latest research and literature.
▪ This lists the horse's nutrient requirements according to the latest research.
▪ It is without my knowledge that certain young painters have made use of my latest researches.
▪ Community Care's news pages will bring you up-to-date information on the latest research and innovations in practice.
▪ It also provided a forum for the latest research results.
▪ Oxford Molecular exists to ensure that the latest research software is made available to them at acceptable prices.
▪ But the latest research may undermine Sykes's theory.
technology
▪ Manufacturing processes which employ the very latest technology ensure high quality products which will give many years of reliable service.
▪ This answer lies in several areas: high-quality content, use of the latest technology and the fun factor.
▪ And many specialist machines are to be replaced by new equipment making full use of the latest technology.
▪ In lieu of inviting decor, the War Room had the latest technology.
▪ Each hall offers an advanced technical specification and the very latest technology.
▪ The Company's major investment in the latest technology means that gas is available whenever it is wanted.
▪ By using the latest technology, he has developed a method to do it all at once.
▪ It has all the latest technology to help childless couples, but not enough first-class semen.
trend
▪ This, according to the company's marketing executive Vanessa Lowe, is the latest trend in the sector.
▪ For those not in sync with the latest trends, microbrew is simply beer brewed in small, local breweries.
▪ This, apparently, is the latest trend in the sector.
▪ You no longer take your vitamins in pill form these days - the latest trend is to rub them into your skin.
▪ The latest trend, however, is barter.
▪ It sounded as if she was too old for the latest trends and she didn't think she was.
▪ The latest trend is towards a light-reflecting or pearlescent background on vinyls, rather like a more subtle metallic.
version
▪ The latest versions of the modules in the package to be approved.
▪ So in 1989 petrol power gave way to a 1.8-litre diesel Escort, which has now been replaced by the latest version.
▪ So what has Renault done with the latest version of its supermini?
▪ The user can specify an issue number or use the default which is the latest version.
▪ Note that when listing by latest version, the actual version number in the package selection is used to list contained packages.
▪ This should be the latest fully tested version, but it need not necessarily be the latest version.
▪ Users are, however, urged always to use the latest version of the header when entering modules.
PHRASES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
the (latest) thing
▪ Twenty years ago, "Pong" was the latest thing in video games.
▪ I began to go over the things that needed to be done after he had left for the office.
▪ It turned illusory even the things on which she had fixed in the attempt to make the strange world real.
▪ On the other hand, one of the things that marks an emerging market as attractive is access to large markets.
▪ People have a tendency to forget the things that happened that are good.
▪ Those are some of the things unions need to do to put the fight back in people.
▪ Those were the things that seemed real and that she clung to.
▪ Together they run a store that could have sold Grandma all the things she needed.
▪ We love the way everyone joins in the spirit of the thing.
EXAMPLES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
▪ For the latest information visit the German National Tourist Office website at http://www.germany-tourism.de.
▪ Have you heard the latest news?
▪ Have you seen Spielberg's latest movie?
▪ In her latest movie she plays an LA cop.
▪ The latest attempt to reach a peace settlement ended in failure.
▪ the latest fashion
▪ the latest fashions from the Paris catwalks
▪ The girls spent the evening catching up on the latest gossip.
▪ This is the latest in a series of Mafia killings.
▪ Tune into Radio 5 Live for the latest news and sport.
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
▪ Clinton enjoys a wide lead over Dole, according to the latest nationwide public opinion survey.
▪ Gore received 338,000 more votes, according to the latest figures.
▪ He used the latest camera technology, and experimented with all the techniques that were available.
▪ It tells us foolish bedtime stories in exchange for our promises to purchase the latest corporate goods and corporate services.
▪ Meanwhile, economic growth is unlikely to reach even 1 percent this year, according to the latest government estimate.
▪ The latest row is mainly over the cost of the fixed equipment for the tunnel.
▪ This proved to be an imposing edifice in the latest Empire style.