⇒ Angielski

"event" w języku angielskim:

	Angielskie słówko [transkrypcja fonetyczna]	Polskie tłumaczenie
	event [ɪ'vɛnt] wydarzenie, zdarzenie, impreza	wydarzenie, zdarzenie, impreza
	eventful [ɪ'vɛntful] burzliwy, pamiętny, bogaty w wydarzenia	burzliwy, pamiętny, bogaty w wydarzenia
	eventual [ɪ'vɛnʧuəl] możliwy, ewentualny, ostateczny	możliwy, ewentualny, ostateczny
	eventually [ɪ'vɛnʧuəlɪ] ostatecznie, w końcu, wreszcie, po długim oczekiwaniu	ostatecznie, w końcu, wreszcie, po długim oczekiwaniu
	event [ɪ'vɛnt] konkurencja	konkurencja
	event [ɪ'vɛnt] wydarzenie	wydarzenie
	eventually they took me back to the hotel [ɪ'ventʃəwəli ðeɪ tʊk mi bæk tu ðə hətel] ostatecznie zawrócą mnie do hotelu	ostatecznie zawrócą mnie do hotelu
	events [ɪ'vɛnts] wydarzenia	wydarzenia
	event-race or competition [ɪ'vɛnt reɪs ɔ:(r) kɔmpə'tɪʃən] wydarzenie	wydarzenie
	event [ɪ'vɛnt] wydarzenie, zdarzenie	wydarzenie, zdarzenie
	Eventually, he ended up as a deportee [ɪ'vɛnʧəwəlɪ hi: 'ɛndəd ʌp æz ə di:pɔ:'ti:] w końcu skończył jako deportowany	w końcu skończył jako deportowany
	event organizer [ɪ'vɛnt 'ɔ:gənaɪzə(r)] organizator imprez	organizator imprez
	event [ɪ'vɛnt] impreza, zawody	impreza, zawody
	eventful [ɪ'vɛntful] urozmaicony, pamiętny	urozmaicony, pamiętny
	eventual outcome [ə'vɛnʧuəl 'autkʌm] możliwy wynik	możliwy wynik
	eventual exhaustion [ə'vɛnʧuəl ɪg'zɔ:sʧən] krańcowe wyczerpanie	krańcowe wyczerpanie
	event horizon [ɪ'vɛnt hə'raɪzn] horyzont zdarzeń	horyzont zdarzeń
	eventually / finally [ɪ'vɛnʧəwəlɪ 'faɪnəlɪ] ostatecznie, w końcu	ostatecznie, w końcu
	eventually [ɪ'vɛnʧəwəlɪ] w końcu	w końcu
	eventual [ə'vɛnʧuəl] ostateczny	ostateczny
	eventually [ɪ'vɛnʧəwəlɪ] ostatecznie	ostatecznie
	eventually [ɪ'vɛnʧəwəlɪ] ostatecznie, wreszcie	ostatecznie, wreszcie
	eventually [ɪ'vɛnʧəwəlɪ] w końcu, ostatecznie	w końcu, ostatecznie
	eventually [ɪ'vɛnʧəwəlɪ] ostatecznie, w końcu	ostatecznie, w końcu
	event [ɪ'vɛnt] wydarzenie, zdarzenie, przypadek	wydarzenie, zdarzenie, przypadek
	eventually reaching Tahiti [ɪ'vɛnʧəwəlɪ 'ri:ʧɪŋ tə'hi:tɪ] w końcu docierając na Tahiti	w końcu docierając na Tahiti
	eventually [ɪ'vɛnʧəwəlɪ] w końcu/ ostatecznie/ koniec końców	w końcu/ ostatecznie/ koniec końców
	eventually [ɪ'vɛnʧəwəlɪ] ostatecznie, w końcu, koniec końców	ostatecznie, w końcu, koniec końców
	event full [ɪ'vɛnt ful] pełne wydarzeń	pełne wydarzeń
	eventually [ɪ'vɛnʧəwəlɪ] wreszcie, w końcu	wreszcie, w końcu
	eventual replacement [ə'vɛnʧuəl rɪp'leɪsmənt] ewentualna wymiana	ewentualna wymiana
	eventually [ɪ'vɛnʧəwəlɪ] w końcu, ostatecznie	w końcu, ostatecznie
	events [ɪ'vɛnts] zdarzenia, wydarzenia	zdarzenia, wydarzenia
	eventually [ɪ'vɛnʧəwəlɪ] in the end, at last	in the end, at last

"event" w języku polskim:

	Angielskie słówko [transkrypcja fonetyczna]	Polskie tłumaczenie
	fiction ['fɪkʃən] books and stories about imaginary people and events	books and stories about imaginary people and events
	milestone ['maɪlstəun] an important event	an important event
	reunification [rɪu:nəfə'keɪʃən] The reunification of Germany was a huge political event.	The reunification of Germany was a huge political event.
	deterrent [dɪ'tɛrənt] prevents a bad events	prevents a bad events
	ultimately ['ʌltəmətlɪ] ostatecznie (finally, eventually)	ostatecznie (finally, eventually)
	coverage ['kʌvərəʤ] the reporting of a particular important event or subject or financial/insurance protetion	the reporting of a particular important event or subject or financial/insurance protetion
	to look back on sth [tu luk bæk ɔn 'sʌmθɪŋ] to think about events that took place in the past	to think about events that took place in the past
	premonition [premə'nɪʃən] an early warning about a future event	an early warning about a future event
	to celebrate to show that an event or occasion is important by doing sth special or enjoyable	to show that an event or occasion is important by doing sth special or enjoyable
	to commemorate to do sth to show thaat you remember and respect sm important or an important event in the past	to do sth to show thaat you remember and respect sm important or an important event in the past
	one thing leads to another [wʌn θɪŋ li:dz tu ə'nʌðə(r)] used to suggest that the way one event leads to another is so obvious that it does not need to be stated	used to suggest that the way one event leads to another is so obvious that it does not need to be stated
	chain of events [ʧeɪn ɔv ɪ'vɛnts] a number of connected events that happen one after the other	a number of connected events that happen one after the other
	novel ['nɔvl] a long written story about imaginary or partly imaginary characters and events	a long written story about imaginary or partly imaginary characters and events
	set up [sɛt ʌp] organise an event	organise an event
	launch an appeal [lɔ:nʧ ən ə'pi:l] charity event	charity event
	by and by [baɪ ænd baɪ] before long, eventually	before long, eventually
	having a do ['hævɪŋ ə du:] having a party, social event	having a party, social event
	go to parties [gəu tu 'pɑ:tɪz] to attend social events at which people meet to celebrate sth	to attend social events at which people meet to celebrate sth
	assessment center [ə'sɛsmənt 'sɛntə(r)] an event where people applying for a job are given a number of tests and interviews to find out what their weaknesses are the place where this happens	an event where people applying for a job are given a number of tests and interviews to find out what their weaknesses are the place where this happens
	social event ['səuʃl ɪ'vɛnt] an event characteristic of persons forming groups	an event characteristic of persons forming groups
	forethought ['fɔ:θɔ:t] careful thought and planning that prepares you well for a future event	careful thought and planning that prepares you well for a future event
	handout ['hændaut] a free document that gives information about an event or a matter of public interest	a free document that gives information about an event or a matter of public interest
	contrary ['kɔntrerɪ] the opposite fact event or situation	the opposite fact event or situation
	milestone ['maɪlstəun] an event or achievement that marks an important stage in a process	an event or achievement that marks an important stage in a process
	black tie [blæk taɪ] very formal men s clothes worn for a social event	very formal men s clothes worn for a social event
	critical mass ['krɪtɪkl mæs] the size that sth needs to reach before a particular change event or development can happen	the size that sth needs to reach before a particular change event or development can happen
	plaque [plæk] ornamental tablet fixed to a wall in commemoration of a person or event	ornamental tablet fixed to a wall in commemoration of a person or event
	resilient [rɪ'zɪljunt] able to recover quickly from unpleasant damaging events	able to recover quickly from unpleasant damaging events
	resilient [rɪ'zɪljunt] able to recover quickly from unpleasant or damaging events	able to recover quickly from unpleasant or damaging events
	venue ['vɛnju] place where special events happen	place where special events happen
	contrive [kən'traɪv] to arrange a situation; event/for sth to happen using clever planning	to arrange a situation; event/for sth to happen using clever planning
	in the midst of sth [ɪn ðə mɪdst ɔv 'sʌmθɪŋ] in the middle of a group, event, activity	in the middle of a group, event, activity
	tie (sth) in with sth [taɪ 'sʌmθɪŋ ɪn wɪð 'sʌmθɪŋ] to plan an event so that it combines with another/ to agree with	to plan an event so that it combines with another/ to agree with
	incident ['ɪnsɪdnt] wydarzenie, incydent, zajście - an event, especially one that is bad or unusual	wydarzenie, incydent, zajście - an event, especially one that is bad or unusual
	hold [həuld] przeprowadzać - to organize an event	przeprowadzać - to organize an event

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