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WordReference English-Polish Dictionary © 2026:

Główne tłumaczenia
AngielskiPolski
start vi(begin)zaczynać się, rozpoczynać się zwr. ndk.
zacząć się, rozpocząć się zwr. dk.
We're waiting for the movie to start.
Czekamy aż zacznie się film.
start vtr(begin)zaczynać, rozpoczynać ndk.
zacząć, rozpocząć dk.
The chairman started the meeting.
Prezes zaczął spotkanie.
start doing [sth] v expr(begin doing)zaczynać coś robić zwrot ndk.
zacząć coś robić zwrot dk.
When she stroked the cat, she started sneezing.
Gdy pogłaskała kota, zaczęła kichać.
start vtr(machine)włączać ndk.
włączyć dk.
Start the car. It's time we left.
Włącz silnik. Już czas jechać.
start n(beginning)start, początek m
Get ready for the start of the race.
Przygotuj się na start wyścigu.
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WordReference English-Polish Dictionary © 2026:

Dodatkowe Tłumaczenia
AngielskiPolski
start n(startle)przestraszyć dk.
His start when he heard the news didn't seem very genuine to me; I think he already knew.
start n(starting place)start m
The cars are waiting at the start.
start n(lead, advantage)start m
Number twelve is off to a good start.
start n(beginnings: in life or business)umożliwić rozpoczęcie kariery zwrot dk.
Mr. Simon gave me my start in this business.
start vi(set out)wyruszać ndk.
wyruszyć dk.
The family started for home.
start vi(jerk)wzdrygać się zwr. ndk.
wzdrygnąć się zwr. dk.
She started at the loud noise.
start vi(come into action) (potoczny: silnik)zapalać ndk.
zapalić dk.
My car wouldn't start.
start vi(protrude) (przenośny)wychodzić ndk.
wyjść dk.
Her eyes started from their sockets at the news.
start vi(participate in an event)brać udział ndk. + m
wziąć udział dk. + m
The rookie hopes to start in the big game.
start vi(have as lowest level)zaczynać się zwr. ndk.
Houses prices here start at around $200,000.
start [sth] vtr(establish)zakładać ndk.
założyć dk.
My grandfather started the family business.
start [sb] doing [sth] vtr(cause to do [sth])skłaniać kogoś do czegoś zwrot ndk.
skłonić kogoś do czegoś zwrot dk.
Your words started me thinking.
start [sb] vtr(sports: select [sb] to perform)wystawiać ndk.
wystawić dk.
The manager started his best pitcher.
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WordReference English-Polish Dictionary © 2026:

Czasowniki złożone
AngielskiPolski
start in vi phrasalinformal (begin, commence)zaczynać w czymś ndk. + przyim.
zacząć w czymś dk. + przyim.
To zdanie nie jest tłumaczeniem zdania angielskiego. Marek dopiero zaczął w dziale marketingu.
start [sth] off vtr phrasal sep(cause to begin)rozpoczynać coś, zaczynać coś ndk.
rozpocząć coś, zacząć coś dk.
Tom and Stan had a big row today; I'm not sure what started it off.
start off with [sth] vi phrasal + prepinformal (begin with)zaczynać od czegoś ndk. + przyim.
zacząć od czegoś dk. + przyim.
I think I will start off with an appetizer and then have a main dish.
start out vi phrasal(begin career)zaczynać ndk.
zacząć dk.
His father owned the company so he didn't have to start out in the mail room.
start out vi phrasal(begin)zaczynać ndk.
zacząć dk.
Let's start out by introducing ourselves.
start over vi phrasal(begin again)zaczynać od początku zwrot ndk.
zacząć od początku zwrot dk.
If it doesn't look good when you finish, you need to start over -- do it again.
start [sth] up vtr phrasal sep(machine: switch on)uruchamiać, włączać ndk.
uruchomić, włączyć dk.
Start up your computer and log in to the network.
start [sth] up vtr phrasal sep(business: open, form)zaczynać ndk.
zacząć dk.
(firmę)zakładać ndk.
założyć dk.
Melissa has started up a business from her home.
start up vi phrasal(new business: begin operating)zaczynać działalność ndk. + ż
zacząć działalność dk. + ż
(potoczny)rozkręcać biznes ndk. + m
rozkręcić biznes dk. + m
A new company is starting up in the area and they want to recruit local people.
start up again vi phrasal + adv(recommence)zaczynać jeszcze raz
After ten minutes, the motor started up again.
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WordReference English-Polish Dictionary © 2026:

Formy złożone:
AngielskiPolski
bump start [sth] v expr(way to start a vehicle's engine)uruchamiać silnik zwrot ndk.
uruchomić silnik zwrot dk.
flyer,
flier
n
informal (good start)udany start przym. + m
for a start advinformal (to begin with, in the first place)na początek przyim. + m
najpierw przys.
We'll take names and phone numbers for a start, then later on we can get more details.
fresh start n(chance to begin anew)nowy start przym. + m
The child was moved to a different school to give him a fresh start.
get off to a good start vi(begin well)dobrze zaczynać przys. + ndk.
dobrze zacząć przys. + dk.
Our new employee has gotten off to a good start.
head start n(race: starting ahead)fory ż, l.mn.
My little sister runs slowly, so I give her a head start.
head start nfigurative (advantage)ułatwienie n
His parents' wealth gave him a head start in life.
jump-start [sth] vtr(vehicle: start with jumper cables)uruchamiać samochód poprzez zwarcie przewodów zwrot ndk.
uruchomić samochód poprzez zwarcie przewodów zwrot dk.
It is wise to keep cables in the trunk of your car in case you need to jump-start your battery.
standing start n(from standing position)start zatrzymany m + przym.
The runners set off from a standing start.
start off vi(begin [sth])zaczynać ndk.
zacząć dk.
start off by doing [sth] v expr(do first)zaczynać od czegoś ndk. + przyim.
zacząć od czegoś dk. + przyim.
start [sth] off with [sth] v exprinformal (begin with)zaczynać coś od czegoś ndk. + przyim.
zacząć coś od czegoś dk. + przyim.
I like to start my day off with a three-mile run.
start on vtrinformal (begin attacking)atakować ndk.
zaatakować dk.
She started on carving the turkey with a vengeance.
start on vtr(begin talking about)zaczynać od ndk. + przyim.
zacząć od dk. + przyim.
She started on again about her boyfriend, I'm tired of listening.
start up vtr(project: initiate, begin)zaczynać ndk.
zacząć dk.
I just started up on this translation, so I have a few minutes.
start [sth] up again v expr(machine: reactivate)reaktywować ndk.
startup,
also UK: start-up
n
(computing: switching on)start komputera m + m
uruchomienie n
You should check which programs run automatically at startup.
startup,
also UK: start-up
n
(machine: activation)uruchomienie n
The machine makes an odd sound on startup.
startup,
startup company,
also UK: start-up,
start-up company
n
(new business) (firma w fazie rozwoju)młoda firma przym. + ż
(slang)startup, start-up m
Kirsten quit her job at a software company to join a startup. Most start-up businesses fail within the first two years.
startup,
also UK: start-up
n as adj
(relating to starting)początkowy przym.
(kapitał)założycielski przym.
The entrepreneurs arranged a meeting with the bank to secure their startup capital.
startup business (US),
start-up business (UK)
n as adj
(new business)startujący, nowy przym.
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