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effect

UK:^*^*UK and possibly other pronunciationsUK and possibly other pronunciations/ɪˈfɛkt/US:USA pronunciation: IPA and respellingUSA pronunciation: IPA/ɪˈfɛkt/ ,USA pronunciation: respelling(i fekt′)

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English Usage

Główne tłumaczenia
Angielski	Polski
effect n	(consequence)	skutek, efekt m
Before you do anything, think about the possible effects of your actions.
Zanim coś zrobisz, pomyśl o możliwych skutkach twoich działań.
effect n	(efficacy)	efekt, skutek m
The government intervention had no effect.
Interwencja rządu nie przyniosła żadnego efektu.
effect n	(appearance)	efekt m
wrażenie n
This make-up creates a lovely effect.
Ten makijaż daje świetny efekt.
effect n	often plural (visual, audio device)	efekt m
The band used some lighting effects in their show.
effects npl	(belongings)	rzeczy ż, l.mn.
przedmioty m, l.mn.
He had very few personal effects.
Miał bardzo niewiele rzeczy.
effect [sth]⇒ vtr	(bring about [sth])	doprowadzić do czegoś dk. + przyim.
The government effected change through its policy of taxation.
Rząd doprowadził do zmiany poprzez politykę podatkową.

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Dodatkowe Tłumaczenia
Angielski	Polski
effect n	(meaning)	wymowa ż
znaczenie n
The effect of his look was clear. He was very angry.
effect n	(physics: phenomenon)	efekt m
zjawisko n
This paper discusses the production of mechanical effect.

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Formy złożone:
Angielski	Polski
aftereffect (US), after-effect (UK) n	often pl (consequence)	skutek m
konsekwencja ż
cause and effect n	(principle of causality)	przyczyna i skutek wyr.
The law of cause and effect (Karma) is an important principle in Buddhism.
come into force, come into effect v expr	(become applicable, active)	wchodzić w życie zwrot ndk.
wejść w życie zwrot dk.
The new law does not come into force until February of next year.
deterrent effect n	(that deters)	efekt odstraszający m + przym.
Despite what its supporters say, studies show that the deterrent effect of the death sentence is negligible.
domino effect n	(chain of events)	efekt domino m + n
The Tunisia Revolution triggered a domino effect in the region.
greenhouse effect n	(environment: global warming)	efekt cieplarniany m + przym.
Temperatures are gradually rising globally due to the greenhouse effect.
have a strong effect v expr	(make a big impact)	mieć silny wpływ na zwrot ndk.
Bright colors have a strong effect on mood.
have an effect v expr	(make an impact)	mieć wpływ dk. + m
Advertising takes a lot of money to have an effect.
in effect adv	(to all intents and purposes)	w wyniku przyim. + m
The Internet is, in effect, the most detailed archive of our times.
be in effect v expr	(be in operation)	obowiązywać ndk.
The new law has been in effect for a year now.
knock-on effect n	UK (indirect consequence)	efekt domina m + n
Inflation can be a knock-on effect of increased government spending.
placebo effect n	literal (psychological benefit of ineffective drug)	placebo n
He really believed that the pills he was taking were working but it was just a placebo effect.
put [sth] into effect v expr	(law, rule: enforce)	wprowadzać w życie zwrot ndk.
wprowadzić w życie zwrot dk.
The government should move immediately to put the law into effect.
ripple effect n	(spread or influence of [sth])	efekt domino m + przym.
When one person applauds and everyone else joins in, that's the ripple effect at work.
side effect n	(secondary effect: of drug)	efekt uboczny m + przym.
Side effects of this drug may include nausea and a skin rash.
side effect n	([sth] incidental)	efekt uboczny m + przym.
Losing weight is a welcome side effect of fasting in Lent.
sound effect n	often plural (noises reproduced artificially)	efekt dźwiękowy m + przym.
A good action movie needs excellent sound effects.
take effect v	(work, have an influence)	działać ndk.
zadziałać dk.
Within half an hour the tablets took effect and the pain disappeared.
total effect n	(overall impact)	ogólny skutek przym. + m
Individually the performances were nothing special, but taken together the total effect was stunning.
with immediate effect adv	(from this very moment)	natychmiastowo przys.