polish
名詞
定義 polish 名詞
cleaning(清洁)
- Singular(单数)
The action of making something clean and shiny by rubbing it.
擦亮；磨光
I need to give my shoes a quick buff.
我需要快速擦亮我的鞋子。
He spent some time giving the silverware a polish.
他花了一些时间把银器擦亮。
This floor needs a good polish.
这地板需要好好擦亮。
- Countable(可数名词)Uncountable(不可数名词)
A substance used to make something clean and shiny.
光亮剂；擦光剂
She used silver polish to shine the old tea set.
她用银器光亮剂来擦亮旧茶具。
Use a good quality furniture polish to protect the wood.
使用高品质的家具擦光剂来保护木头。
Try a little shoe polish to make your shoes look brand new.
试试用一点鞋油让你的鞋子看起来像新的一样。
skill(技巧)
- Uncountable(不可数名词)
A high degree of refinement and skill in execution.
精致；完美
The presentation of the project lacked a certain polish.
该项目的演示缺乏一定的精致度。
The team's performance displayed professionalism and polish.
团队的表现展现了专业性和完美。
His writing skills need some work, it needs more polish.
他的写作技巧需要一些改进，需要更多的精致。
動詞
定義 polish 動詞
- Transitive(及物动词)
To make something shiny by rubbing it with a cloth or brush.
擦亮；磨光
She polishes her leather shoes every morning.
她每天早上都会擦亮她的皮鞋。
They spent some time polishing the silverware in the house.
他们花了一些时间来擦亮家里的银器。
I need to polish my old car.
我需要擦亮我的旧车。
形容詞
定義 polish 形容詞
Relating to Poland, its people, or their language.
波兰的；波兰人的；波兰语的
片語動詞 polish
- polish something off
to complete something swiftly and with ease, particularly a significant amount of food or tasks
轻松完成；（尤指）匆匆做完工作；快速吃光大量食物
• She polished off the whole cake after dinner.
她晚餐后迅速吃完整块蛋糕。
- polish something up
to clean or buff an item until it gleams, particularly a metal or wooden object
使某物闪亮，抛光（特别是金属或木制品）
• She polished the silver bowl until it shone.
她将银碗擦得闪闪发亮。
- polish something/someone off
to effortlessly overcome a competitor
轻松击败
• The team polished off their opponents easily during the match.
球队在比赛中轻松击败了对手。
- polish someone off
to end someone's life
杀掉某人
• The plot of the movie was so thrilling that in the end, the protagonist polished off the villain, which was shocking.
电影的情节非常刺激，最后主角杀掉了反派，令人震惊。