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| Główne tłumaczenia | WordReference English-Polish Dictionary © 2026: | band n | (musical group) | zespół m | | | There will be three bands playing at the concert. | | | Na koncercie zagrają trzy zespoły. | | band n | (strip or strap) | opaska ż | | | He tied a band of cotton around his arm to stop the bleeding. | | | Obwiązał sobie rękę bawełnianą opaską, by powstrzymać krwawienie. | | band n | (stripe) | pas, pasek m | | | Do you see the bands that he painted around his car? | | | Czy widzisz te pasy, które namalował dookoła samochodu? | | band n | usually pejorative (group or gang) | banda ż | | | The band of kids must have gone into the movie theatre. | | | Ta banda dzieciaków musiała wejść do kina. |
| Dodatkowe Tłumaczenia | WordReference English-Polish Dictionary © 2026: | band n | (ring) | pierścionek m | | | | obrączka ż | | | They exchanged wedding bands during the ceremony. | | band n | (land) | pas m | | | There is a thin band of land between the two rivers. | | band n | (group of animals) | stado n | | | A band of sheep grazed in the meadow. | | band n | (belt) | pas m | | | The leather band turned the flywheel. | | band n | (rubber band) | opaska ż | | | | gumka ż | | | He put a rubber band around the papers. | | band n | (radio frequency) | pasmo n | | | | częstotliwość ż | | | What band is that station on? | | band n | (ribbon) | taśma, wstążka ż | | | She tied a band of ribbon around the post to help people find the party. | band [sth],
band [sth] with [sth]⇒ vtr | (tie) | obwiązywać ndk. | | | | obwiązać dk. | | | He banded the package with a thick string. | band [sth],
band [sth] with [sth] vtr | (mark with a band) | obwiązać wstążką dk. + ż | | | Band the stalks of the flowers you want to buy. |
| Formy złożone: | WordReference English-Polish Dictionary © 2026: | band leader n | (music: conductor) | lider zespołu m + m | | band saw n | (woodworking machine) | piła taśmowa ż + przym. | | | A band saw allows you to cut free form shapes, which may not be possible with regular saws. | | band together vi + adv | (join forces) | skrzykiwać się ndk. + zaim. | | | | skrzyknąć się dk. + zaim. | | | The inhabitants banded together to fight the insect invaders. | Band-Aid,
band-aid n | ® (brand of sticking plaster) | plaster m | | Uwaga: As a registered trademark, "Band-Aid" should be capitalized, but it is often not capitalized in either informal communication or when the term is used figuratively. | band-aid,
also UK: sticking plaster n | figurative (superficial solution) (kolokwialny) | prowizorka ż | | | This solution is just a band-aid; it will do nothing to solve the real problem. | | | To rozwiązanie to zwykła prowizorka; ani trochę nie pomoże w rozwiązaniu problemu. | | big band n | (style of music: large dance band) | big band m | | | Big band leaders like Benny Goodman, Glenn Miller, and Tommy Dorsey transformed jazz music into swing. | | brass band n | (music: band playing brass instruments) | orkiestra dęta ż + przym. | | | The Olympia Brass Band will lead the funeral procession down Bourbon Street. | | concert band n | (brass band, wind instrument group) | orkiestra koncertowa ż + przym. | | | Concert bands have brass, woodwind and percussion, but no stringed instruments. | ear wrap,
ear band n | (jewellery) | kolczyki typu ear wrap wyr. | | elastic band n | (rubber band) | gumka elastyczna ż + przym. | | | Robert used an elastic band to hold all his pens and pencils together. | hairband,
hair band n | (elastic band for hair) | opaska na włosy wyr. | | | Her long tresses were held back by a simple black hairband. | | jazz band n | (musical group who play jazz) | zespół jazzowy m + przym. | | jug band n | (music group playing improvised instruments) | jug band m | | | The first jug band was formed in Louisville, KY in the 1920s. | leader,
band leader n | US (music: conductor) | dyrygent m | | | The leader of the band told them when to start and stop playing. | | marching band n | (musical group that parades) | orkiestra marszowa ż + przym. | | | I used to play clarinet in a marching band. | | military band n | (instrumental group that plays on military occasions) | zespół wojskowy m + przym. | | | The military band was called to play at the governor's funeral, since he was an ex-Marine. | | plaster n | UK (adhesive dressing) | plaster m | | | Tim has cut his knee, so his dad puts a plaster on it. | | rubber band n | (elastic band) | gumka elastyczna ż + przym. | | | The postman uses rubber bands to bundle together letters for the same address. | | watch band n | (strap of a wristwatch) | pasek do zegarka wyr. | | | I replaced my old watch band with a genuine leather one. | watchband,
watch band,
watch strap n | (strap of a wristwatch) | pasek do zegarka wyr. | | | The watchband is available in several different colours. | wristband,
watchband,
watch band n | (strap of a wristwatch) | pasek od zegarka wyr. | | | I need to replace the wristband on my watch because it is broken. |
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