EFFECT - Translation from English into Polish

I. effect [ɪˈfekt] N

1. effect (result):

effect

skutek m

to little effect

z niewielkim skutkiem

to no effect

bez skutku

with effect from 27 August

od 27 sierpnia

2. effect no pl (influence):

effect

wpływ m

effect on earnings

wpływ na dochody

to take effect

zaczynać [perf zacząć] działać

3. effect no pl (force):

to come into [or take] effect

wchodzić [perf wejść] w życie

to remain in effect

pozostawać [perf pozostać] w mocy

4. effect no pl (impression):

effect

efekt m

5. effect (reality):

in effect

w efekcie

to put [or bring] sth into effect

wprowadzać [perf wprowadzić] coś w życie

6. effect (meaning):

the article was to the effect that...

z artykułu wynikało, że...

or words to this effect

albo coś w tym sensie

7. effect:

effects pl CINE

efekty pl [specjalne]

Phrases:

effects pl form (belongings)

rzeczy fpl

II. effect [ɪˈfekt] VB trans

to effect a change

dokonywać [perf dokonać] zmiany

to effect reconciliation

doprowadzać [perf doprowadzić] do pojednania

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effect N

stack effect

ciąg kominowy m

skin effect ELEC

naskórkowość f

skin effect ELEC

zjawisko Kelvina nt

shadow effect radiotechnika

zacienianie nt

ram effect AVIAT

napór m

ram effect AVIAT

spiętrzenie nt

orientation effect CHEM

efekt ustawienia m

notch effect wytrzymałość materiałów

działanie karbu nt

Mössbauer effect PHYS

zjawisko Mössbauera nt

adverse effect MED

niepomyślny efekt m

adverse effect MED

szkodliwe działanie uboczne nt

domino effect N

the domino effect

efekt m domina

greenhouse effect N no pl

the greenhouse effect

efekt m cieplarniany

leverage effect N PHYS, ECON

leverage effect

efekt m dźwigni

Monday effect N ECON

Monday effect

efekt m poniedziałku (kontynuacja piątkowego wzrostu kursów na giełdzie)

side effect N

side effect

skutek m uboczny

snowball effect N no pl

our plan had a snowball effect in creating new jobs

nasz plan spowodował lawinowy wzrost liczby nowych miejsc pracy

spiral effect N ECON

spiral effect

efekt m spirali

synergy effect N ECON

synergy effect

efekt m synergii

knock-on effect N Brit

knock-on effect

efekt m uboczny

to have a knock-on effect

powodować [perf s-] efekt domina

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wealth effect N

wealth effect ECON COMP

efekt bogactwa m

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recency effect N

recency effect PSYCH

efekt świeżości

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primacy effect N

primacy effect PSYCH

efekt pierwszeństwa

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post-effect N

post-effect PHYS

efekt następczy m

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framing effect N

framing effect nsing PSYCH

efekt obramowania nsing

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endowment effect N

endowment effect nsing PSYCH, ECON

efekt posiadania nsing

Present

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Past

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Present Perfect

I	have	effected
you	have	effected
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Past Perfect

I	had	effected
you	had	effected
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you	had	effected
they	had	effected

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

This, she said, is having a spiral effects on the industry, noting that operators have been affected by the development.

thenationonlineng.net

However, since they were primarily borne by levered financial institutions, spiral effects amplified the crisis so the stock market losses amounted to more than 8 trillion dollars.

en.wikipedia.org

His attempts at gaining employment were continuously met with a downward spiral effect, he said.

www.northumberlandnews.com

The result is a kind of spiral effect, with the warming temperatures expanding into the outer circles over time.

www.washingtonpost.com

But of course that became a spiral effect and smaller amounts turned to much larger amounts.

www.dailymail.co.uk