WordReference English-Polish Dictionary © 2026:
| Główne tłumaczenia |
| ton | | tone |
| | | sound |
| | | pitch |
| | | tenor |
WordReference English-Polish Dictionary © 2026:
Pasujące pozycje ze słownika innego języka
| Główne tłumaczenia |
| tone n | (sound) | dźwięk, ton m |
| | Each telephone key has its own tone. |
| | Każdy przycisk w telefonie ma swój własny dźwięk. |
| pitch n | (sound: tone) | ton m |
| | The pitch of a siren is usually sharp. |
| tone n | (attitude expressed in voice) | ton m |
| | Son, I don't like that tone of voice that you use with me! |
| | Synu, nie podoba mi się ton, którego używasz, gdy ze mną rozmawiasz! |
| tone n | (style) | ton m |
| | The new boss struck a relaxed tone with his workers. |
| | Nowy szef odnosił się spokojnym tonem do swych pracowników. |
| vein n | (manner, style) | sposób m |
| | | ton m |
| | | nuta ż |
| | If you continue in that vein, I won't answer any more of your questions. |
| tone n | UK (tonal value: relative light or dark) | ton m |
| | The addition of darker tones will give your painting depth. |
| note n | (musical key) | ton m |
| | Stick to the note, and stop changing key please. |
| Dodatkowe Tłumaczenia |
| note n | (tone in speaking) | ton m |
| | When the student misbehaved again, the teacher had a warning note in his voice. |
| tone n | (quality of a sound) | brzmienie n |
| | | ton m |
| | The trumpet had a beautiful tone. |
| tone n | (music: specific sound) | ton m |
| | We need to sing half a tone higher. |
| atmosphere n | (artwork's mood or tone) | klimat m |
| | | ton m |
| | That painting has a morbid atmosphere. |
WordReference English-Polish Dictionary © 2026:
| Główne tłumaczenia |
| ton | | tone |
| | | sound |
| | | pitch |
| | | tenor |
WordReference English-Polish Dictionary © 2026:
Pasujące pozycje ze słownika innego języka
| Główne tłumaczenia |
| tone n | (sound) | dźwięk, ton m |
| | Each telephone key has its own tone. |
| | Każdy przycisk w telefonie ma swój własny dźwięk. |
| pitch n | (sound: tone) | ton m |
| | The pitch of a siren is usually sharp. |
| tone n | (attitude expressed in voice) | ton m |
| | Son, I don't like that tone of voice that you use with me! |
| | Synu, nie podoba mi się ton, którego używasz, gdy ze mną rozmawiasz! |
| tone n | (style) | ton m |
| | The new boss struck a relaxed tone with his workers. |
| | Nowy szef odnosił się spokojnym tonem do swych pracowników. |
| vein n | (manner, style) | sposób m |
| | | ton m |
| | | nuta ż |
| | If you continue in that vein, I won't answer any more of your questions. |
| tone n | UK (tonal value: relative light or dark) | ton m |
| | The addition of darker tones will give your painting depth. |
| note n | (musical key) | ton m |
| | Stick to the note, and stop changing key please. |
| Dodatkowe Tłumaczenia |
| note n | (tone in speaking) | ton m |
| | When the student misbehaved again, the teacher had a warning note in his voice. |
| tone n | (quality of a sound) | brzmienie n |
| | | ton m |
| | The trumpet had a beautiful tone. |
| tone n | (music: specific sound) | ton m |
| | We need to sing half a tone higher. |
| atmosphere n | (artwork's mood or tone) | klimat m |
| | | ton m |
| | That painting has a morbid atmosphere. |