Translation for 'power vacuum' from English to Polish

power vacuum

próżnia {f} we władzypol.

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vacuum

próżnia {f}fiz.

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political vacuum

próżnia {f} politycznapol.

vacuum pump

pompa {f} próżniowa

vacuum tube

lampa {f} próżniowa

vacuum cleaner

odkurzacz {m}

vacuum chamber

komora {f} próżniowa

to vacuum [coll.]

odkurzać [niedok.]

power

moc {f}

potęga {f}

destructive power

niszcząca moc {f}

purchasing power

siła {f} nabywczagospod.

nuclear power

energia {f} nuklearnafiz.

energia {f} jądrowafiz.

energia {f} atomowafiz.

power structure

struktura {f} władzy

tidal power

elektrownia {f} pływowaekol.tech.

energia {f} pływów

wind power

energia {f} wiatruekol.tech.

consumer power

siła {f} konsumentówhandel

power tool

narzędzie {m} z napędem elektrycznymnarzęd.

• Tavola said the British withdrawal could create a power vacuum which others could exploit.
• In the power vacuum left by the retreating Romans, the Germanic Angles, Saxons, and Jutes began the next great migration across the North Sea.
• Demetrius III rushed to Antioch before Philip I could take advantage of the power vacuum and strengthen his position relative to Demetrius III.
• On the other hand, it has been continuously vulnerable to attack from all sides throughout its history, resulting in political fragmentation or outright power vacuum, as it is successively dominated.
• The abdication of King Charles IV and renunciation of his son, Ferdinand VII created a power vacuum that was filled by native born political leaders such as Simón Bolívar and José de San Martín.

• In the post-Soviet power vacuum, military action between Azerbaijan and Armenia was heavily influenced by the Russian military.
• Schary's reign at MGM had been marked with few legitimate hits, but his departure (along with the retirement of Schenck in 1955) left a power vacuum that would prove difficult to fill.
• Libya moved to fill the power vacuum and became involved in Chad's civil war.
• He advised the formation of the Committee of the States to fill the power vacuum when Congress was in recess.
• To fill the power vacuum, the German-born Damasus II was elected pope and universally recognized as such.

• Various samurai warlords and clans fought for control of Japan in the power vacuum, while the [...] emerged to fight against samurai rule.
• Yuan's death in 1916 left a power vacuum; the republican government was all but shattered.