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Русско-английский технический словарь > полировать до блеска
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Русско-английский политехнический словарь > полировать до блеска
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brighten, mop, burnish, ( мрамор) float, finish, furbish, glaze, planish, polish, rub, slick, ( крупу) refine, smooth, surface* * *полирова́ть гл.
polishполирова́ть до бле́ска — give a high polish, give a mirror-like polishполирова́ть до зерка́льной пове́рхности — buffматериа́л хорошо́ или пло́хо полиру́ется — a material takes a good or poor polish -
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Makarov: give a high polish, give a mirror-like polishУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > полировать до блеска
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гл. polish
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