Collocations/V
Collocations beginning with V. Select a collocation for more details.vague idea
an approximate or imprecise idea
vague memory
unclear or incomplete memory
valid point
a point that most people would find reasonable and logical
valid reason
a reason that most people would find acceptable or believable
valuable contribution
an important contribution to something's development or success
valuable information
important or useful information
valuable lesson
If an experience becomes a valuable lesson, it teaches you something important.
vary widely
to vary a lot, or include very different types, amounts, degrees, etc.
vast majority
great majority, or the most by far
victory lap
a lap around a field or track to celebrate a victory
victory parade
a parade held to celebrate a victory, esp. in sports, war, politics, etc.
violent crime
a crime that causes injury or death
violent movie
a movie with many violent scenes
visiting hours
hours of the day when you can visit a hospital, prison, museum, zoo, government office, etc.
vital organs
organs that are essential for life, incl. the brain, heart, kidneys, liver and lungs
vital role
a very important role
vocal critic
a person who often criticizes something or someone in public
vocal minority
a group that voices an opinion that the majority of people don't agree with
vocal music
music that includes parts for one or more singers, with or without instruments
vocal organs
organs used when speaking or making sounds
vote against
to not support someone or something with your vote
vote for
to give someone or something your vote