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polish n.光泽；上光剂；优雅；精良v.擦亮；磨光；推敲；完善Polish.adj.波兰的；波兰人的；波兰语的n.波兰语 (1) 热盘子会毁坏桌面的光泽。(2) 这种汽车上光蜡很有防锈作用。(3) 使用这种上光蜡可使木器表面极为光亮平滑。(4) 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。(5) 我们希望能够使这款正在开发的游戏像我们曾做过的任何东西一般高质量，精良和具高度可玩性。(6) 这些骑士装备精良板甲和骑枪，是训练有素的精锐骑兵，为波兰军队之杀手镧。(7) 这一章讲了波兰语的元音表。(8) 我用手帕把钮扣擦亮。(9) 铝膜保持高度的光洁的时间比银粉长多了，而且铝膜可以再次磨光，而银粉层却不行。(10) 这本书写得真诚坦率，但还未经润色。(11) 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。(12) 嗯，我看她不是俄罗斯人就是波兰人。(13) 这一章讲了波兰语的元音表。 You might polish your wooden coffee table with a cloth or polish beach stones until they gleam. Polish is also a noun, meaning either the spray you use to shine up your furniture or the shininess itself: "The polish on that desk is unbelievable — I can almost see my reflection in it!" There is also a figurative kind of polish, a sort of elegance or clarity you might see in well-edited writing or a fashionable woman sliding into a taxi.

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英 ['pɒlɪʃ] 美 ['pɑːlɪʃ] (1) A hot plate will spoil the polish on this table.(2) This car polish is an effective shield against rust.(3) With this polish you can give a good high gloss to the wood.(4) Now we have a presentable great speaker whose polish reminds me of Will Smith.(5) We want the game we're working on right now to be as high in quality, polish and playability as anything we've done in the past.(6) These well trained and elite troops are well equipped with plate armour and lances, making them a fearsome addition to any Polish army.(7) This chapter introduces the vocalic inventory of Polish.(8) I polished my buttons with a handkerchief.(9) The aluminum film retains its high polish much longer than does silver, and it can be repolished, whereas silver can not.(10) It's an honest book but it hasn't been polished.(11) When I awoke, a Polish man came to my room, held my hand and looked at me with friendly eyes.(12) Well, I think she's either Russian or Polish.(13) This chapter introduces the vocalic inventory of Polish. When you polish something, you rub and buff it until it shines. You might need to polish your reading glasses from time to time. 1[ADJ 形容词]波兰的；波兰人的；波兰语（或文化）的 Polish means belonging or relating to Poland, or to its people, language, or culture. The press conference was broadcast live on Polish television.波兰电视台现场直播了记者招待会。...the new Polish government.新一届波兰政府2[N-UNCOUNT 不可数名词]波兰语 Polish is the language spoken in Poland.

英语单词	polish
英美音标	英 ['pɒlɪʃ] 美 ['pɑːlɪʃ]
中文释义	n.光泽；上光剂；优雅；精良 v.擦亮；磨光；推敲；完善 Polish. adj.波兰的；波兰人的；波兰语的 n.波兰语
英语例句	(1) A hot plate will spoil the polish on this table. (2) This car polish is an effective shield against rust. (3) With this polish you can give a good high gloss to the wood. (4) Now we have a presentable great speaker whose polish reminds me of Will Smith. (5) We want the game we're working on right now to be as high in quality, polish and playability as anything we've done in the past. (6) These well trained and elite troops are well equipped with plate armour and lances, making them a fearsome addition to any Polish army. (7) This chapter introduces the vocalic inventory of Polish. (8) I polished my buttons with a handkerchief. (9) The aluminum film retains its high polish much longer than does silver, and it can be repolished, whereas silver can not. (10) It's an honest book but it hasn't been polished. (11) When I awoke, a Polish man came to my room, held my hand and looked at me with friendly eyes. (12) Well, I think she's either Russian or Polish. (13) This chapter introduces the vocalic inventory of Polish.
中文例句	(1) 热盘子会毁坏桌面的光泽。 (2) 这种汽车上光蜡很有防锈作用。 (3) 使用这种上光蜡可使木器表面极为光亮平滑。 (4) 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。 (5) 我们希望能够使这款正在开发的游戏像我们曾做过的任何东西一般高质量，精良和具高度可玩性。 (6) 这些骑士装备精良板甲和骑枪，是训练有素的精锐骑兵，为波兰军队之杀手镧。 (7) 这一章讲了波兰语的元音表。 (8) 我用手帕把钮扣擦亮。 (9) 铝膜保持高度的光洁的时间比银粉长多了，而且铝膜可以再次磨光，而银粉层却不行。 (10) 这本书写得真诚坦率，但还未经润色。 (11) 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。 (12) 嗯，我看她不是俄罗斯人就是波兰人。 (13) 这一章讲了波兰语的元音表。
vocabulary简明	When you polish something, you rub and buff it until it shines. You might need to polish your reading glasses from time to time.
vocabulary扩展	You might polish your wooden coffee table with a cloth or polish beach stones until they gleam. Polish is also a noun, meaning either the spray you use to shine up your furniture or the shininess itself: "The polish on that desk is unbelievable — I can almost see my reflection in it!" There is also a figurative kind of polish, a sort of elegance or clarity you might see in well-edited writing or a fashionable woman sliding into a taxi.
柯林斯解释	1 [ADJ 形容词]波兰的；波兰人的；波兰语（或文化）的 Polish means belonging or relating to Poland, or to its people, language, or culture. The press conference was broadcast live on Polish television. 波兰电视台现场直播了记者招待会。 ...the new Polish government. 新一届波兰政府 2 [N-UNCOUNT 不可数名词]波兰语 Polish is the language spoken in Poland.

Polish I High Plate Chapter Introduces Vocalic Inventory