⇒ Angielski

"successful" w języku angielskim:

	Angielskie słówko [transkrypcja fonetyczna]	Polskie tłumaczenie
	successful [sɪk'sɛsful] odnoszący sukcesy	odnoszący sukcesy
	successfully [sɪk'sɛsfəlɪ] z powodzeniem	z powodzeniem
	successful [sɪk'sɛsful] udany, pomyślny	udany, pomyślny
	successful [sɪk'sɛsful] odnoszący sukcesy, udany	odnoszący sukcesy, udany
	successful [sɪk'sɛsful] odnoszący sukcesy udany z powodzeniem	odnoszący sukcesy udany z powodzeniem
	successful [sɪk'sɛsful] odnoszący sukces	odnoszący sukces
	successful [sɪk'sɛsful] świetny, przodujący, zakończony powodzeniem	świetny, przodujący, zakończony powodzeniem
	successful [sɪk'sɛsful] pełen sukcesów, odnoszący sukcesy	pełen sukcesów, odnoszący sukcesy
	successful writer pisarz, który odniósł sukces	pisarz, który odniósł sukces
	successful [sɪk'sɛsful] udany	udany
	successful [sɪk'sɛsful] pomyślny, odnoszący sukces	pomyślny, odnoszący sukces
	successfully [sɪk'sɛsfəlɪ] wypełniać	wypełniać
	successful outcome [sɪk'sɛsful 'autkʌm] pomyślny wynik	pomyślny wynik
	successful candidate [sɪk'sɛsful 'kændədeɪt] przyjęty kandydat	przyjęty kandydat
	successful doctor [sɪk'sɛsful 'dɔktə(r)] odnoszący sukcesy doktor	odnoszący sukcesy doktor
	successful in [sɪk'sɛsful ɪn] odnoszący sukcesy w	odnoszący sukcesy w
	successful unveiling [sɪk'sɛsful ən'veɪlɪŋ] udane odsłonięcie	udane odsłonięcie
	successful [sɪk'sɛsful] udany, zakończony sukcesem	udany, zakończony sukcesem
	successfully [sɪk'sɛsfəlɪ] pomyślnie, udanie	pomyślnie, udanie
	successful [sɪk'sɛsful] udany, pomyślny, wzięty, dobrze prosperujący, zwycięski	udany, pomyślny, wzięty, dobrze prosperujący, zwycięski
	successfully [sɪk'sɛsfəlɪ] skutecznie	skutecznie
	successful [sɪk'sɛsful] pomyślnie	pomyślnie
	successfully [sɪk'sɛsfəlɪ] pomyślnie	pomyślnie
	successful [sɪk'sɛsful] udany, pomyślny	udany, pomyślny
	successful [sɪk'sɛsful] skuteczny, odnoszący sukcesy	skuteczny, odnoszący sukcesy

"successful" w języku polskim:

	Angielskie słówko [transkrypcja fonetyczna]	Polskie tłumaczenie
	get across [gɛt ək'rɔs] communicate successfully	communicate successfully
	thriving ['θraɪvɪŋ] growing, developing, or being successful EXE: a thriving company	growing, developing, or being successful EXE: a thriving company
	heyday ['heɪdeɪ] the most successful or popular period of someone or something	the most successful or popular period of someone or something
	springboard ['sprɪŋbɔ:rd] something which provides you with the encouragement that is needed to make sth successful	something which provides you with the encouragement that is needed to make sth successful
	star (people) famous and successful actor, musican, or sports player	famous and successful actor, musican, or sports player
	to get over sth [tu gɛt 'əuvə(r) 'sʌmθɪŋ] to become happier because one menaged to deal with sth unpleasant or sad successfully, to overcome	to become happier because one menaged to deal with sth unpleasant or sad successfully, to overcome
	work out find by reasoning, turn out successfully	find by reasoning, turn out successfully
	thriving ['θraɪvɪŋ] very successful	very successful
	get on [gɛt ɔn] make progress, be successful or live in a sociable way	make progress, be successful or live in a sociable way
	get through [gɛt θru:] finish a piece of work, finish successfully	finish a piece of work, finish successfully
	work a dream [wə:k ə dri:m] sth is successful	sth is successful
	competence ['kɔmpɪtəns] the ability to do sth successfully	the ability to do sth successfully
	something is effective ['sʌmθɪŋ ɪz ɪ'fɛktɪv] when it is successful in producing the results that were wanted or desired	when it is successful in producing the results that were wanted or desired
	golden boy ['gəuldən bɔɪ] a man who is unusually successful at an early age	a man who is unusually successful at an early age
	carry off ['kærɪ ɔf] complete successfully (despite problems)	complete successfully (despite problems)
	come off [kʌm ɔf] take place successfully	take place successfully
	competition [kɔmpə'tɪʃən] A SITUATION IN WHICH SB IS TRYING TO WIN STH or be more successful than someone else	A SITUATION IN WHICH SB IS TRYING TO WIN STH or be more successful than someone else
	effective [ɪ'fɛktɪv] producing a successful result	producing a successful result
	boost [bju:st] to help sth to increase improve or become more successful	to help sth to increase improve or become more successful
	career move [kə'rɪə(r) mu:v] an action or change of job that helps you to be successful in your career	an action or change of job that helps you to be successful in your career
	confident ['kɔnfɪdənt] feeling sure about your own ability to do things and be successful	feeling sure about your own ability to do things and be successful
	company performance ['kʌmpənɪ pə'fɔ:məns] how successful a business organization is	how successful a business organization is
	contribution [kɔntrɪ'bju:ʃən] something that you do to help produce or develop something or to help make something successful	something that you do to help produce or develop something or to help make something successful
	whiz kid [wɪz kɪd] a young person who is exceptionally intelligent, clever or precociously successful	a young person who is exceptionally intelligent, clever or precociously successful
	boost sth [bju:st 'sʌmθɪŋ] to make sth increase or become better or more successful	to make sth increase or become better or more successful
	aspiring [əs'paɪrɪŋ] hoping and trying to be successful at sth especially at your career	hoping and trying to be successful at sth especially at your career
	feasibility [fi:zə'bɪlɪtɪ] a feasibility study investigates the chances that sth has of happening or being successful	a feasibility study investigates the chances that sth has of happening or being successful
	a going concern [ə 'gəuɪŋ kən'sə:n] a successful business	a successful business
	overtake [əuvə'teɪk] to become more successful than sb or sth else	to become more successful than sb or sth else
	dog eat dog [dɔg i:t dɔg] used to describe a situation in which people will do anything to be successful even if what they do harms other people	used to describe a situation in which people will do anything to be successful even if what they do harms other people
	non-starter [nɔn 'stɑ:tə(r)] sth that will not be successful	sth that will not be successful
	heyday ['heɪdeɪ] the most successful or popular period of someone or sth	the most successful or popular period of someone or sth

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