polish
verb[T]
uk/ˈpɒl.ɪʃ/us/ˈpɑː.lɪʃ/torubsomething using apieceofclothorbrushtocleanit and make itshine:
擦,擦亮,磨光to polish thefurniture擦家具
Polishyourshoesregularlytoprotecttheleather.定期擦拭你的鞋以保护皮革。
Polishing & polishes
- beeswax
- buff
- burnish
- burnished
- dubbin
- finish
- french-polish
- polishsomethingup
- polished
- repolish
- rosin
- rub
- rubsomethingdown
- shine
Phrasal verbs
polishsomethingoff
polishsomething/someoneoff
polishsomeoneoff
polishsomethingup
polish
noun
uk/ˈpɒl.ɪʃ/us/ˈpɑː.lɪʃ/polishnoun(CLEANING)
[S]
theactofcleaningsomething byrubbingit:
磨光,擦亮I'll justgivemyshoesaquickpolish.我要把我的鞋很快地擦一擦。
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[CorU]
acreamor othersubstancethat you use tocleansomething:
上光剂,擦光油shoe/furniture/silverpolish鞋油/家具上光漆/银光剂
Polishing & polishes
- beeswax
- buff
- burnish
- burnished
- dubbin
- finish
- french-polish
- polishsomethingup
- polished
- repolish
- rosin
- rub
- rubsomethingdown
- shine
polishnoun(SKILL)
[U]
thequalityof having been done in a way thatshowsskillandexperience:
精巧;优美;精致It's alively,good-heartedfilmbut itlacksa little polish.这部电影充满活力、用心良苦,只是缺乏一点点睛之笔。
This is amusicalwith polish andwit.这部音乐剧完美优雅而又富有风趣。
Skill, talent and ability
- ability
- accomplishment
- accuracy
- acumen
- adroitness
- chop
- endowment
- flair
- forte
- functional skills
- functioning
- genius
- muscle memory
- non-technical
- prestidigitation
- proficiency
- prowess
- speciality
- wizardry
- workmanship