- person
- noun ⇨ See also ↑peopleADJECTIVE▪ young▪ elderly, old▪ married, single▪ gay▪
an openly gay person working in business
▪ black, white▪ poor, rich▪ decent, good, lovely (esp. BrE), nice▪ caring, gentle, kind, warm▪ bad, evil, wicked▪ happy, outgoing▪ rational, reasonable, sensible▪Any reasonable person can see that it is not fair.
▪ intelligent, smart (esp. AmE)▪ talented▪ average, normal, ordinary▪ private▪She is a warm but very private person.
▪ blind, deaf, disabled▪ ill (esp. BrE), sick▪a terminally ill person (BrE, AmE)
▪a mentally ill person (BrE, AmE)
▪ sane▪Robbie did what any other sane person would do in this situation.
▪ missing▪to file a missing persons report
▪ displaced▪ homeless▪ unemployed▪ dead▪ famous▪ important▪ innocent▪the imprisonment of an innocent person
▪ right, wrong▪She's the right person for the job.
▪The police now realize that they had the wrong person.
▪ religious▪I'm not a religious person.
▪ businessPREPOSITION▪ as a person▪What's she like as a person?
▪ in person▪She appeared in person to collect her prize.
▪ person from▪a person from the same family as Gina
▪a person from Vietnam
▪ in the person of▪Help arrived in the person of my brother.
PHRASES▪ the person concerned▪The disciplinary panel will notify the person concerned of its findings.
▪ the person in charge▪Can I speak to the person in charge, please?
▪ the person responsible▪Police think they have found the person responsible for the muggings.
▪ from person to person▪The virus is spread from person to person.
Collocations dictionary. 2013.