WordReference English-Polish Dictionary © 2026:
| Główne tłumaczenia |
| driver n | (of vehicle) | kierowca m |
| | The driver of the blue car turned the wheels sharply to avoid the hole in the road. |
| | Kierowca w niebieskim samochodzie ostro skręcił, aby ominąć dziurę w drodze. |
| Dodatkowe Tłumaczenia |
| driver n | (machine part that exerts force) | sterownik m |
| | The driver on this machine isn't working; I'll have to take it to the repair shop. |
driver,
number one wood n | (golf) | driver m |
| | He used a driver to hit over the sand trap. |
| driver n | (one who drives livestock) | poganiacz m |
| | The driver controlled the sheep with the aid of his dogs. |
| driver n | colloquial, figurative (driving force) (przenośny) | motor m |
| | The driver for the success of the business is the name of the designer. |
| driver n | (computers) | sterownik, drajwer m |
| | The program will not work because it is missing a driver. |
WordReference English-Polish Dictionary © 2026:
Formy złożone:
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| bus driver n | ([sb] employed to drive a bus) | kierowca autobusu m + m |
| | The bus driver stopped to pick up a passenger. |
| camel driver n | (person who leads or herds camels) | poganiacz wielbłądów m + m, l.mn. |
| | The camel drivers snickered behind their scarves as the fat man tried to climb on his camel. |
driver's license,
UK: driving licence n | US (permit to drive a vehicle) | prawo jazdy n + ż |
| | I've had my driving licence for 15 years. |
| driver's seat n | (seat in vehicle for the driver) | fotel kierowcy m + m |
| | The driving instructor sat in the passenger seat and the student sat in the driver's seat. |
| engine driver n | ([sb] who drives a train) | maszynista m |
| | One of the two engine drivers was killed when the trains collided. |
| hit-and-run driver n | ([sb]: leaves accident scene) | kierowca, który uciekł z miejsca wypadku wyr. |
| | The police went to auto body repair shops to find the hit-and-run driver's car. |
pile driver,
piledriver n | (machine that sets piles) | kafar m |
| | The workmen drove the pole into the ground using a pile driver. |
| reckless driver n | ([sb] who drives dangerously) | bezmyślny kierowca przym. + m |
| | The reckless driver was eventually stopped by the police. |
screwdriver,
also UK: screw driver n | (tool) | śrubokręt, wkrętak m |
| | Have you got a screwdriver? I need one to put up this shelf. |
slave driver,
slave-driver n | literal, archaic ([sb] in charge of slaves) | poganiacz niewolników m + m, l.mn. |
| | Not all slave drivers were monsters and tyrants. |
slave driver,
slave-driver n | figurative ([sb] who demands hard work) (przenośny) | tyran m |
| | My boss is a real slave driver: he always wants me to work through my lunch break. |
| taxi driver n | ([sb] employed to drive a cab) | taksówkarz m |
| | I gave the taxi driver a generous tip. |
| test driver n | (tests cars) | kierowca testowy m + przym. |
truck driver (US),
lorry driver (UK) n | ([sb] employed to drive a lorry) | kierowca ciężarówki m + ż |
| | My uncle worked as a truck driver transporting goods all over North America. |