English to Catalan Meaning of polish - polonès

Polish :

polonès

noun

polonès, llustre, brillar, flaix, relluir, setinar, espurna, aigua, brunyir

verb

polonès, brunyir, renovar-se, fregar, raspar, brillantor, net, netejar, rentar, eliminar, aclarir, lubricar, avió, nivell, vestit, castigar, urbanitzar, passar per alt, perdonar, perdó, donar una excusa

Polish :: polonèsPolished :: politPolisher :: polidorPolishers :: polidorsPolishes :: polimentsPolishing :: polit

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Definitions of polish in English

Noun(1) the property of being smooth and shiny(2) a highly developed state of perfection; having a flawless or impeccable quality(3) a preparation used in polishing(4) the Slavic language of Poland
Verb(1) make (a surface(2) improve or perfect by pruning or polishing(3) bring to a highly developed, finished, or refined state
Adjective(1) of or relating to Poland or its people or culture

Examples of polish in English

(1) That didn't last for long though, because it looked too stupid and it would take days for the shoe polish to come off.(2) Next, the sights are installed and a final polish is done to blend all the edges, such as fitting the back of the extractor and ejector flush with the slide.(3) Marlene uses black tea for furniture polish to great effect.(4) Don't polish the silver too brightly or remove the fluff too diligently from your freshly starched soft furnishings.(5) I feel you would have a first-class high-selling novel if you could polish up the story in the areas I've mentioned.(6) All poets write poems with varying degrees of polish , and for most poets, the unfinished poems are exactly that: not finished.(7) It is primarily entertainment that Lee delivers with enough polish and style to keep you involved until the closing scene.(8) As his fourth season in charge reaches the point of no return, he must inspire his side to polish up their reputation once again.(9) To reiterate, you need to dust the shelves, polish any wooden surfaces and shine the glass and mirrors, clean the floor and tidy up to some extent.(10) Perhaps the Democratic Underground should get Tim to polish up some of their conspiracy theories for them sometime.(11) Watch for terms such as ├ö├ç├┐clarity enhanced├ö├ç├û, as this means the diamond has been artificially altered, not given an extra polish .(12) a tin of shoe polish(13) The floors sparkled with polish , as did the freshly cleaned windows and chandelier.(14) Given to all the promises of improved handling, bigger crashes and a better structure, it certainly feels like it's had enough of a polish to live up to its claims.(15) Your student even gets to polish up on his finger snaps!(16) We felt so grown up to be given this task, we bought shoe polish and other items when I saw a small red cast-iron train.

Related Phrases of polish

(1) nail polish ::

esmalt per a les ungles

(2) shoe polish ::

betum

(3) nail polish remover ::

dissolvent de pintaungles

(4) furniture polish ::

cera per a mobles

(5) polish off ::

despatxar

(6) polish up ::

polir

(7) apple-polish ::

apple-polonès

(8) metal polish ::

llustre per metalls

Related Phrases of polish

(1) nail polish ::

esmalt per a les ungles

(2) shoe polish ::

betum

(3) nail polish remover ::

dissolvent de pintaungles

(4) furniture polish ::

cera per a mobles

(5) polish off ::

despatxar

(6) polish up ::

polir

(7) apple-polish ::

apple-polonès

(8) metal polish ::

llustre per metalls

Synonyms

Noun

1. wax ::

cera

2. shine ::

brillantor

3. sophistication ::

sofisticació

4. gloss ::

brillantor

5. refinement ::

refinament

Verb

6. shine ::

brillantor

7. perfect ::

perfecte

8. round off ::

arrodonir

9. down ::

baix

Different Forms

polish, polished, polisher, polishers, polishes, polishing

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