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shift w języku polskim
| Angielski | Polski |
|---|---|
| shift noun act of shifting | przesunięcienoun |
| shift noun change of workers | zmiananoun |
| shift verb to move from one place to another | przesuwaćverb |
| shift foreman | |
| shifter | |
| shiftless | |
| shifty adjective Having the appearance of someone dishonest, criminal or unreliable | chochlaadjective |
| day shift noun A scheduled work during daylight hours | dniówkanoun dzienna zmiananoun |
| downshift verb to change one’s career or lifestyle to one which is not as well paid but less stressful and more personally rewarding | zwalniaćverb |
| downshifting noun social trend | downshiftingnoun |
| frequency-shift keying noun form of frequency modulation | kluczowanie częstotliwościnoun modulacja FSKnoun |
| gear shift noun part of a gearbox involved in changing gear | drobnenoun |
| Great Vowel Shift noun major change in the pronunciation of the English language | |
| makeshift adjective made to work or suffice | prowizorycznyadjective |
| makeshift noun temporary substitution | prowizorkanoun |
| night shift noun group of workers | nocna zmiananoun |
| night shift noun period | nockanoun nocna zmiananoun |
| nightshift | |
| one is only as good as one's last shift | |
| paradigm shift noun change in thinking from an accepted point of view to a new one, necessitated by scientific discoveries | |
| phase-shift keying noun form of phase modulation | kluczowanie fazynoun modulacja PSKnoun |
| redshift noun change in wavelength | |
| semantic shift noun linguistics | zmiana znaczenianoun |
| shapeshifter noun creature capable of changing its appearance | zmiennokształtnynoun |
| two-shift |
