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m (G napędu) 1. sgt Techn. (energia wprawiająca w ruch) propulsion, drive- napęd wodny/elektryczny/spalinowy/turbinowy/atomowy water/electric/diesel/turbine/atomic propulsion a. drive- napęd na przednie/tylne koła pojazdu front-wheel/rear-wheel drive- samochód z napędem na cztery koła a car with four-wheel drive, a four-by-four- silnik o napędzie spalinowym internal combustion engine- z napędem ręcznym hand-driven, handoperated2. Techn. (urządzenie) drive- wózek inwalidzki z napędem an invalid carriage3. przen. (motywacja) drive, motivation- stracił napęd do życia he lost all his will to live4. Komput. drive- napęd dysku disk drive- napęd dyskietek floppy drive- □ napęd fotonowy Fiz. photonic drive a. propulsion- napęd odrzutowy Techn. jet propulsion- napęd pneumatyczny Techn. pneumatic drive mechanism- napęd przedni/tylny Techn. front-wheel/rear-wheel drive- napęd rakietowy Wojsk. rocket propulsionThe New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > napę|d
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(elektryczny, spalinowy) drive; (rakietowy, odrzutowy) propulsion; KOMPUT disk drive* * *mi1. (techn. = urządzenie napędzające) drive; napęd bezpośredni direct drive; napęd dyskietki/dysku twardego komp. diskette/hard-disk drive; napęd na przednie/tylne koła mot. front-wheel/rear-wheel drive; napęd na cztery koła mot. four-wheel drive.2. (= siła napędzająca) driving force; (rakietowy, odrzutowy) lotn. propulsion; o napędzie odrzutowym lotn. jet-propelled; o napędzie ręcznym hand-driven; okręt podwodny o napędzie jądrowym wojsk. nuclear-powered submarine.The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > napęd
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