Collocations for "dozen"
Common phrases and expressions where native English speakers use the word "dozen" in context.
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dozen
ⓘMost examples are given in US English. We have labeled exceptions as UK.n
- a baker's dozen
- can [hold, seat, sleep] up to a dozen
- only [wanted, ordered, needed] half a dozen
- only [wanted] a half dozen
- must have eaten a dozen (or more)
- [left, came, exited] by the dozens
- are [sold, bought] by the dozen
- must have been [at least, more than] a dozen (of them)
- (his excuses) are a dime a dozen
- [less, more, greater] than a dozen
- [a, two] dozen [eggs, roses, of them]
- a dozen [pieces, parts, pairs]
- have told you (at least) a dozen times
- a dozen different [ways, types, kinds]
- a dozen years ago
- can think of a dozen reasons
- at least a dozen ways (to do it)
- the album has a dozen [songs, tracks]
'dozen' also found in these entries (note: many are not synonyms or translations):