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effet

Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

I. effect [Brit ɪˈfɛkt, Am əˈfɛkt] RZ.

1. effect (net result):

effect
effet r.m. (of de, on sur)
to have the effect of doing
to have an effect on sth/sb
to have a damaging effect on sth
to have little effect on sth/sb
to use sth to good effect
to use sth to dramatic effect
to feel the effect(s) of sth

2. effect (repercussions):

effect
répercussions r.ż. l.mn. (of de, on sur)

3. effect (power, efficacy):

effect
my advice was of no effect
to take effect price increases:
to take effect law, ruling:
to take effect pills, anaesthetic:
to come into effect PR., ADM.

4. effect (theme):

the effect of what he is saying is that
she left a note to the effect that
rumours to this effect

5. effect (impression):

effect
effet r.m.
the overall effect
to achieve an effect
he paused for effect

6. effect:

effect FIZ., CHEM., BIOL.
effet r.m.

II. effects RZ.

effects rz. l.mn. PR. (belongings):

effets r.m. l.mn.

III. in effect PRZYSŁ.

in effect

IV. effect [Brit ɪˈfɛkt, Am əˈfɛkt] CZ. cz. przech.

effect reduction, repair, sale, transformation, reform
effect improvement
effect reconciliation, settlement

butterfly effect RZ.

butterfly effect

greenhouse effect RZ. EKOL.

greenhouse effect

ground effect RZ.

ground effect
effet r.m. de sol

domino effect RZ.

domino effect

Doppler effect [Brit ˈdɒplərɪfɛkt, Am ˈdɑplər əˌfɛkt] RZ.

Doppler effect

ripple effect RZ.

ripple effect

placebo effect RZ. MED.

placebo effect przen.

ill effect RZ.

ill effect

neighbourhood effect POLIT.

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angielski
angielski
francuski
francuski

I. effect [ɪˈfekt] RZ.

1. effect (consequence):

effect
effet r.m.
to come into in effect changes
to come into in effect law
to take effect change
to take effect drug
did it have any effect?
to great effect
to no effect

2. effect no l.mn. (impression):

effect
effet r.m.
for artistic effect
the overall effect
for effect pej.

3. effect l.mn. (artist's tricks):

effect
effets mpl

4. effect (meaning):

a letter to the effect that ...
in effect

5. effect l.mn. (belongings):

II. effect [ɪˈfekt] CZ. cz. przech.

effect
effect merger
effect change

domino effect no l.mn. RZ.

domino effect

stage effect RZ.

stage effect

side effect RZ. MED.

side effect

snowball effect RZ. no l.mn.

snowball effect

after-effect [ˈɑ:ftərɪˌfekt, Am ˈæftɚ-] RZ.

after-effect

knock-on effect RZ. Brit

knock-on effect
counteract effect
francuski
francuski
angielski
angielski
after-effect
gratifying effect
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angielski
angielski
francuski
francuski

I. effect ·ˈfekt] RZ.

1. effect (consequence):

effect
effet r.m.
to come into effect changes
to come into effect law
to take effect change
to take effect drug
did it have any effect?
to great effect
to no effect

2. effect (impression):

effect
effet r.m.
for artistic effect
the overall effect
for effect pej.

3. effect l.mn. (artist's tricks):

effect
effets mpl

4. effect (meaning):

a letter to the effect that ...
in effect

5. effect l.mn. (belongings):

II. effect ·ˈfekt] CZ. cz. przech.

effect
effect merger
effect change

domino effect RZ.

domino effect

snowball effect RZ.

snowball effect

side effect RZ. MED.

side effect

stage effect RZ.

stage effect
counteract effect
intended mistake, effect
francuski
francuski
angielski
angielski
effect
to have a laxative effect

GEA słownictwo specjalistyczne dot. chłodnictwa

self healing effect
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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The greatness of this region has therefore attracted many sages and devotees, the blessings and affections showered by this region on its devotees are immeasurable.
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Of course, physically it is very thin, but emotionally or mentally it is much bigger and is immeasurable.
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If it had no other distinction it would still have that of impressive, immeasurable achievement a supreme embodiment of vigorous effort.
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The effects of such an awakening are immeasurable.
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This was a deed of immeasurable significance for the reputation of the new government abroad.
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