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I. effect [ɪˈfekt] N
1. effect (result):
effect
to little effect
to no effect
with effect from 27 August
2. effect no pl (influence):
effect
effect on earnings
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
5. effect (reality):
in effect
to put [or bring] sth into effect
wprowadzać [perf wprowadzić] coś w życie
6. effect (meaning):
the article was to the effect that...
or words to this effect
7. effect:
effects pl CINE
Phrases:
rzeczy fpl
II. effect [ɪˈfekt] VB trans
to effect a change
dokonywać [perf dokonać] zmiany
doprowadzać [perf doprowadzić] do pojednania
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effect N
stack effect
skin effect ELEC
skin effect ELEC
shadow effect radiotechnika
ram effect AVIAT
ram effect AVIAT
orientation effect CHEM
notch effect wytrzymałość materiałów
Mössbauer effect PHYS
adverse effect MED
adverse effect MED
domino effect N
the domino effect
greenhouse effect N no pl
leverage effect N PHYS, ECON
leverage effect
Monday effect N ECON
Monday effect
side effect N
side effect
snowball effect N no pl
spiral effect N ECON
spiral effect
synergy effect N ECON
synergy effect
knock-on effect N Brit
knock-on effect
to have a knock-on effect
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wealth effect N
wealth effect ECON COMP
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recency effect N
recency effect PSYCH
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primacy effect N
primacy effect PSYCH
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post-effect N
post-effect PHYS
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framing effect N
framing effect nsing PSYCH
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endowment effect N
endowment effect nsing PSYCH, ECON
Present
Ieffect
youeffect
he/she/iteffects
weeffect
youeffect
theyeffect
Past
Ieffected
youeffected
he/she/iteffected
weeffected
youeffected
theyeffected
Present Perfect
Ihaveeffected
youhaveeffected
he/she/ithaseffected
wehaveeffected
youhaveeffected
theyhaveeffected
Past Perfect
Ihadeffected
youhadeffected
he/she/ithadeffected
wehadeffected
youhadeffected
theyhadeffected
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Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)
spillover effect of advertising campaigns
in effect
to go into effect
wchodzić [perf wejść] w życie
to effect a change
dokonywać [perf dokonać] zmiany
Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)
Leverage effects both fund income, and capital gains and losses.
en.wikipedia.org
This requires paying a financing cost related to the leverage effect, in other words borrowing bonds.
www.benefitscanada.com
If the rider's hands are low, the slight leverage effect can be used.
en.wikipedia.org
They proposed to implement regulation to prevent the systemic risks and to curb business cycles, including the limitation of the leverage effect, which amplifies cycles.
en.wikipedia.org
If the rider's hands are held high, there is no leverage effect.
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