polish如何读

英:[ˈpɒlɪʃ]

美:[ˈpɑːlɪʃ]

polish英汉释义

v.(动词)
  1. vt. & vi. (使)光滑,擦亮 make or become smooth and shiny by rubbing with or without a chemical substance
  2. vt. 文饰 improve in behaviour, intellectual interests, etc.
n.(名词)
  1. [U]光泽剂,上光蜡,亮漆 a liquid powder
  2. [S]光亮,光滑 a smooth shiny surface produced by rubbing
  3. [S]擦亮,磨光 an act of polishing
  4. [U]优美,高雅,完善 the quality of being polished

polish是什么意思

n. (名词)
  1. 光泽
  2. 光滑
  3. 优美
  4. 擦亮
  5. 波兰语
  6. 磨光
  7. 完善
  8. 上光剂
  9. 磨光粉
  10. 擦亮剂
  11. 亮漆
  12. 磨擦
  13. 擦亮粉
  14. 亮油
  15. 修养
  16. 推敲
  17. 优雅
  18. 擦光剂
  19. 亮光剂
v. (动词)
  1. 变光滑
  2. 使精炼
  3. 擦亮
  4. 磨光
  5. 润饰
  6. 推敲
  7. 抛光
  8. 发亮
  9. 使简练
  10. 使醇化
  11. 使优美
  12. 修磨
  13. 涂油
  14. 修改
  15. 润色
  16. 干掉
  17. 杀死
  18. 很快做完
  19. 迅速吃光
  20. 光滑
  21. 文饰
  22. 打光滑
  23. 使精练
  24. 使完美
adj. (形容词)
  1. 波兰的
  2. 波兰(人)的
  3. 波兰文化的

polish自然拼读

pol·ish

pa lihsh

polish变形

复数:polishes

第三人称单数:polishes

现在分词:polishing

过去式:polished

过去分词:polished

polish扩展

polisher (n.)

polish词根

词根:polish

adj.

polite 有礼貌的,客气的;文雅的;上流的;优雅的

polished 擦亮的;优美的;圆滑的

n.

politeness 有礼貌;优雅

polishing [机] 抛光;[机] 磨光

polisher 磨光器;磨亮的人;[机] 磨光机

politesse 优雅;礼貌;(法)客气

v.

polished 擦亮(polish的过去式和过去分词)

polishing [机] 磨光;擦亮;修正(polish的ing形式)

polish英英释义

transitive verb

to give a sleek surface to, esp. by buffing.We polished the furniture before the guests arrived.

to cause to become finished or more perfect.She is polishing her acting skills in a summer theater.

intransitive verb

to become sleek and shiny by or as if by buffing.This floor polishes beautifully.

noun

a substance used to make something smooth or glossy.You'll need more silver polish for the candlesticks.Occasionally, he puts shoe polish on his leather shoes.

a clear or colored lacquer applied to fingernails or toenails to enhance their appearance; nail polish.

the act of shining or smoothing.The floors are certainly due for a polish.

a sleek surface.This dresser has a fine polish.

a refined manner of presentation or appearance; elegance.He makes some very good points, but his speeches lack polish.The skater's performance was one of polish and grace.

adjective

of or pertaining to Poland or its people, culture, language, or the like.

noun

the language of Poland.

polish词组

nail polish指甲油,趾甲油

shoe polish鞋油

polish off草草完成;打败

polish up改善;润色;使完美;使醉

high polish高度磨光

spit and polishn. (陆、海军等)过分注意整洁和闪亮的仪容;对服装过分的擦洗

wax polish上光蜡;蜡光剂

mirror polish镜面抛光

polish词源中文解释

14世纪初, polishen "通过摩擦或涂层使表面光滑或有光泽"(木材、石材、金属等),源自古法语 poliss-,即 polir(12世纪)的现在分词词干,意为"擦亮,装饰,注重外表",源自拉丁语 polire,意为"擦亮,使光滑; 装饰,修饰"; 比喻意义上的"提炼,改进",据沃特金斯(Watkins)称,这源自于原始印欧语系的 *pel-(5)"推动,打击,驱动",通过织布时的压毛过程,但也有其他猜测。

英语中"摆脱粗俗,提炼"的比喻意义记录于14世纪中叶。与 polite 相比较。相关词汇: Polished; polishing。在拳击术语中, polish off "完成"于1829年开始使用,可能是指在工作的最后一步涂上一层光泽。

polish_计算机行业词汇

抛光,磨光

polish词源英文解释

Verb Middle English polisshen, from Anglo-French poliss-, stem of polir, from Latin polire AdjectivePole

The first known use of polish was in the 14th century

polish儿童词典英英释义

polish1 of 4verb

to make smooth and glossy usually by rubbing

to smooth or improve in manners, condition, or style

to bring to a highly developed or finished state

polish a technique

polish2 of 4noun

a smooth glossy surface : luster

good manners : refinement

the action or process of polishing

a substance prepared for use in polishing nail polish

shoe polish

Polish3 of 4adjective

of, relating to, or characteristic of Poland, the Poles, or Polish

Polish4 of 4noun

the Slavic language of the Poles

polish1 of 4verb

to make smooth and glossy usually by rubbing

to smooth or improve in manners, condition, or style

to bring to a highly developed or finished state

polish a technique

polish2 of 4noun

a smooth glossy surface : luster

good manners : refinement

the action or process of polishing

a substance prepared for use in polishing nail polish

shoe polish

Polish3 of 4adjective

of, relating to, or characteristic of Poland, the Poles, or Polish

Polish4 of 4noun

the Slavic language of the Poles

polish1 of 4verb

to make smooth and glossy usually by rubbing

to smooth or improve in manners, condition, or style

to bring to a highly developed or finished state

polish a technique

polish2 of 4noun

a smooth glossy surface : luster

good manners : refinement

the action or process of polishing

a substance prepared for use in polishing nail polish

shoe polish

Polish3 of 4adjective

of, relating to, or characteristic of Poland, the Poles, or Polish

Polish4 of 4noun

the Slavic language of the Poles

polish1 of 4verb

to make smooth and glossy usually by rubbing

to smooth or improve in manners, condition, or style

to bring to a highly developed or finished state

polish a technique

polish2 of 4noun

a smooth glossy surface : luster

good manners : refinement

the action or process of polishing

a substance prepared for use in polishing nail polish

shoe polish

Polish3 of 4adjective

of, relating to, or characteristic of Poland, the Poles, or Polish

Polish4 of 4noun

the Slavic language of the Poles

polish 例句

1 There were Polish knights and kings and queens.

2 My spoken Polish is better than my written Polish.

我的波兰语说得比写得好。

3 “I don’t think they speak Polish,” I say quietly to Januka.

4 He’s got soot and sweat on his face, and his Polish is terrible.

5 Now we have a presentable great speaker whose polish reminds me of Will Smith.

现在我们能言善辩的总统,他的优雅一直让我想起了威尔史密斯。

6 As chief executive, he assembled a polished stable of celebrities.

作为首席执行官,他手下云集了一批优雅的名人名士。

7 Rays of light reflect when they meet a polished surface.

光线遇到磨光的表面就会反射.

8 He quoted Shakespeare to polish his thesis for literature.

他引用莎士比亚的词句为自己的文学论文润色.

9 He said all of this in perfect Polish.

10 When I awoke, a Polish man came to my room, held my hand and looked at me with friendly eyes.

当我醒来时,一名波兰人走过来,他握着我的手,亲切地望着我。

11 What was the word for push in Polish?

12 And if I don’t have a Polish policeman watching my every move.

13 This was the lowest court she had ever presided at: a thirteen-year-old lawyer, a court stenographer who records in Polish, and the judge in African robes.

14 I give it a polish now and again.

我不时把它擦亮。

15 They’ve sent us several Polish and German tradesmen to get us started with these projects.

16 She bought a large container of beet soup, a green salad, sauerkraut, roasted potatoes, and Polish sausages warm from the pan.

17 The statement was carefully polished and checked before release.

这项声明是经仔细润色检查后才发表的。

18 One day he returned from a customer with galareta, a Polish dish of jellied chicken feet.

19 “Does she have any food?” she asked, pointing to the Polish girl rocking in the corner.

20 Thanks to all of the polish, the essay reads fluently and elegantly.

这篇文章修改后读起来通顺而优美.

polish 同义词

4 使优美

grace refine

8 擦亮粉

cleanser

11 上光剂

lubricator

12 指甲油

varnish enamel lacquer

13 波兰人

Pole pole Polack

15 亮漆

japan vermeil

17 给…润色

embellish

21 擦光

shine polished brighten

22 使精练

slick

32 品味

savour

38 精巧

clever airy bijou

39 使文雅

refine civilize

42 使洗练

rarefy

44 使完美

complete perfect round

46 打磨

rub-down grind

47 精致

exquisite daintily

50 醇化

alcoholize

polish 短语相关

apple-polish French polish nail polish polish off spit and polish take a high polish to a polish

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