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pol·ish AHD[pŏlʹĭsh] D.J.[ˈpɒlɪʃ]K.K.[ˈpɑlɪʃ]v.（动词）pol.ished, pol.ish.ing, pol.ish.es v.tr.（及物动词）- To make smooth and shiny by rubbing or chemical action:磨光；擦亮：用擦拭或化学反应使平滑光亮：polished the silver and the brass.擦亮银器和铜器
- To remove the outer layers from (grains of rice) by rotation in drums.（以机器）除去稻壳：通过在鼓中转动去除（大米）的外层
- To free from coarseness; refine:醇化，使润饰：使免于粗俗；使变得优雅：Four years of prep school should polish those children.四年的预科学习应该让这些孩子变得温文尔雅
- To remove flaws from; perfect or complete:去除缺点；使完美或完善：polishing one's piano technique; polished up the lyrics.提高某人的钢琴演奏技艺，给歌词润色
v.intr.（不及物动词）- To become smooth or shiny by or as if by being rubbed:磨光；擦亮：因被擦拭或仿佛因被擦拭而变得平滑或光亮：The surface on our dining table polishes easily.我们餐桌的桌面很容易擦亮
- To become perfect or refined.变完美，变精良
n.（名词）- Smoothness or shininess of surface or finish:光滑，光亮：表面或漆面的平滑或光亮：satin with a polish.光滑的缎子
- A substance containing chemical agents or abrasive particles and applied to smooth or shine a surface.上光剂；擦亮剂：含有化学媒质或粗糙微粒的一种物质，被用来打光或擦亮一个表面
- The act or process of polishing.磨光，擦亮：打光或擦亮的行为过程
- Elegance of style or manner.See Synonyms at elegance 优雅：风度或举止的优雅 参见 elegance
polish off 【非正式用语】 - To finish or dispose of quickly and easily.迅速地完成：很快且轻易地做完或抛掉
- Middle English polisshen 中古英语 polisshen
- from Old French polir poliss- 源自 古法语 polir poliss-
- from Latin polīre * see pel- 5源自 拉丁语 polīre * 参见 pel- 5
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