WordReference English-Polish Dictionary © 2026:
| Główne tłumaczenia |
| rytm | | rhythm |
| | | beat, measure |
WordReference English-Polish Dictionary © 2026:
Pasujące pozycje ze słownika innego języka
| Główne tłumaczenia |
| pace n | (rate) | rytm m |
| | His heart was beating at a pace which frightened the nurses. |
| | Jej szybki rytm bicia serca przestraszył pielęgniarki. |
| rhythm n | (music: beat) | rytm m |
| | The rhythm of the music made everyone tap their feet. |
| cadence n | (rhythm) | rytm m |
| | | tempo n |
| | Home at last, Jeanne Marie fell asleep listening to the familiar cadences of Caribbean speech. |
| lilt n | (music: lively rhythm) | rytm m |
| | The song's lilt had everyone dancing. |
| pulse n | (rhythm) | rytm m |
| | The pulse of the music made Alison want to get up and dance. |
| beat n | (rhythm) | rytm m |
| | The dancers moved to the beat of the music. |
| | Tancerze poruszali się w rytm muzyki. |
| Dodatkowe Tłumaczenia |
| time n | (music: rhythm) | rytm m |
| | In many bands, the drummer keeps time. |
| groove n | slang (music) | rytm m |
| | The band had a good groove going and the audience started dancing. |
| rhythm n | (of city, traffic) | rytm m |
| | After her life in the country, Sarah found the rhythm of the city exciting. |
| rhythm n | (poetry) | rytm m |
| | It is the iambic pentameter that gives this sonnet its rhythm. |
| rhythm n | (regular sequence) | rytm m |
| | The doctor listened to the rhythm of Tim's heart. |
WordReference English-Polish Dictionary © 2026:
| Główne tłumaczenia |
| rytm | | rhythm |
| | | beat, measure |
WordReference English-Polish Dictionary © 2026:
Pasujące pozycje ze słownika innego języka
| Główne tłumaczenia |
| pace n | (rate) | rytm m |
| | His heart was beating at a pace which frightened the nurses. |
| | Jej szybki rytm bicia serca przestraszył pielęgniarki. |
| rhythm n | (music: beat) | rytm m |
| | The rhythm of the music made everyone tap their feet. |
| cadence n | (rhythm) | rytm m |
| | | tempo n |
| | Home at last, Jeanne Marie fell asleep listening to the familiar cadences of Caribbean speech. |
| lilt n | (music: lively rhythm) | rytm m |
| | The song's lilt had everyone dancing. |
| pulse n | (rhythm) | rytm m |
| | The pulse of the music made Alison want to get up and dance. |
| beat n | (rhythm) | rytm m |
| | The dancers moved to the beat of the music. |
| | Tancerze poruszali się w rytm muzyki. |
| Dodatkowe Tłumaczenia |
| time n | (music: rhythm) | rytm m |
| | In many bands, the drummer keeps time. |
| groove n | slang (music) | rytm m |
| | The band had a good groove going and the audience started dancing. |
| rhythm n | (of city, traffic) | rytm m |
| | After her life in the country, Sarah found the rhythm of the city exciting. |
| rhythm n | (poetry) | rytm m |
| | It is the iambic pentameter that gives this sonnet its rhythm. |
| rhythm n | (regular sequence) | rytm m |
| | The doctor listened to the rhythm of Tim's heart. |