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władze

I. power [ˈpaʊəʳ, Am -ɚ] N

1. power no pl (control):

power
władza f
to take [or seize] power
przejmować [perf przejąć] władzę
the executive power
władza wykonawcza
parental power
władza rodzicielska
the party in power
partia f rządząca
to come [or rise] to power
dochodzić [perf dojść] do władzy
the power behind the throne
szara eminencja f
in sb's power
w czyichś rękach

2. power no pl (strength):

power
siła f
power of television
siła oddziaływania
buying power
siła nabywcza

3. power (ability):

the power of hearing
słuch m
the power to heal
moc f uzdrawiania
it's beyond my power
to przekracza moje możliwości

4. power (state):

power
potęga f
power
mocarstwo nt
nuclear power
mocarstwo nuklearne

5. power (force):

air/sea power
siły fpl powietrzne/morskie

6. power:

powers pl (right)
uprawnienia ntpl
full powers
pełnomocnictwo nt
the power of veto
prawo nt weta

7. power no pl (electricity):

power
zasilanie nt
power cut [or failure]
przerwa f w dostawie prądu

8. power no pl (energy):

power
energia f
solar/nuclear power
energia słoneczna/jądrowa

9. power no pl MATH:

power
potęga f
two to the power of three
dwa do potęgi trzeciej

10. power liter (spirit):

the powers of darkness
siły ciemności

Phrases:

the powers that be a. iron
góra f

II. power [ˈpaʊəʳ, Am -ɚ] VB trans

1. power (supply energy):

power
zasilać
to be powered by solar batteries
być zasilanym bateriami słonecznymi

2. power (drive):

power
napędzać
to be powered by two engines
być napędzanym dwoma silnikami

III. power [ˈpaʊəʳ, Am -ɚ] VB intr

to power into the lead
wyskoczyć na prowadzenie
to power through the air
mknąć

borrowing power N ECON

borrowing power
zdolność f kredytowa

buying power N no pl ECON

buying power
siła f nabywcza

economic power N

economic power
potęga f gospodarcza

market power N no pl

market power
siła f rynkowa

power brake N

power brake
hamulec m ze wspomaganiem

power cut N

power cut
przerwa f w dostawie prądu

power-driven ADJ

power-driven
mechaniczny

power line N

power line
linia f wysokiego napięcia

power pack N

power pack
zasilacz m sieciowy

power plant N

1. power plant AM (power station):

power plant
elektrownia f

2. power plant (machine):

power plant
urządzenie nt napędowe
OpenDict entry

power N

sovereign power POL COMP
najwyższa władza f
spreading power powłoki ochronne
wydajność (materiałów malarskich) f
sea-level power silniki
moc na poziomie morza m
second power MATH
druga potęga (liczby) f
second power MATH
kwadrat (liczby) m
residual power nukleonika
moc powyłączeniowa f
real power ELEC
moc czynna f
reactive power ELEC
moc bierna f
rated power silniki
moc znamionowa f
radiating power PHYS
emitancja f
pulling power RAIL, AUTO
siła pociągowa f
psophometric power TELEC
moc psofometryczna f
produced power ELEC
moc wytwarzana f
motive power
moc napędowa f
Present
Ipower
youpower
he/she/itpowers
wepower
youpower
theypower
Past
Ipowered
youpowered
he/she/itpowered
wepowered
youpowered
theypowered
Present Perfect
Ihavepowered
youhavepowered
he/she/ithaspowered
wehavepowered
youhavepowered
theyhavepowered
Past Perfect
Ihadpowered
youhadpowered
he/she/ithadpowered
wehadpowered
youhadpowered
theyhadpowered
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Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

powers pl (right)
uprawnienia ntpl
dictatorial powers
władza f dyktatorska
full powers
pełnomocnictwo nt
emergency powers
nadzwyczajne pełnomocnictwa ntpl
to exceed one's powers LAW
przekroczyć pełnomocnictwo
the powers of darkness
siły ciemności
the powers that be a. iron
góra f
the occult powers
siły fpl nadprzyrodzone
powers of recall
zdolność f zapamiętywania
powers of observation
spostrzegawczość f

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

The markup reflects both the firm's degree of market power and the extent to which overhead costs have to be paid.
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A rule telling someone he may not do business with some firm believed to have market power is unlikely to make the person better off.
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They invited other pharmacists to join them to compete against the growing market power of major retailers.
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A firm with total market power can raise prices without losing any customers to competitors.
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The index ranges from a high of 1 to a low of 0, with higher numbers implying greater market power.
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