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1 polieren
v/t polish (auch fig.)* * *to polish; to furbish; to burnish* * *po|lie|ren [po'liːrən] ptp poliertvtto polish; Schuhe auch to shine; (fig) to polish or brush upjdm die Fresse or Visage políéren (vulg) — to smash sb's face in (inf)
* * *1) (to make (metal) bright by polishing: They burnished the silver.) burnish2) (to make smooth and shiny by rubbing: She polished her shoes.) polish3) ((past tense, past participle shined) to polish: He tries to make a living by shining shoes.) shine4) (an act of polishing: I'll just give my shoes a shine.) shine5) (to polish: She rubbed up the silver.) rub up* * *po·lie·ren *[poˈli:rən]vt1. (glänzend reiben)▪ etw \polieren to polish sth* * *transitives Verb polishjemandem die Fresse polieren — (derb) smash somebody's face in
* * ** * *transitives Verb polishjemandem die Fresse polieren — (derb) smash somebody's face in
* * *v.to burnish v.to furbish v.to polish v.to slick v. -
2 putzen
I vt/i clean (auch Gemüse); (Schuhe) auch polish, Am. shine; (Silber) clean; (polieren) polish; (schmücken) decorate; (die Putzarbeit machen) clean, do the cleaning; putzen gehen work as a cleaner; sich (Dat) die Nase putzen blow ( oder wipe) one’s nose; sich (Dat) die Zähne putzen brush one’s teeth; die putzen wir SPORT, umg. we’ll blow them away, we’ll knock ‘em dead; Platte 10* * *to preen; to polish; to snuff; to plume; to furbish; to wipe; to clean* * *pụt|zen ['pʊtsn]1. vt1) (= säubern) to clean; (= polieren) to polish; (= wischen) to wipe; Pferd to brush down, to groom; Docht to trimdie Zähne putzen — to clean (Brit) or brush one's teeth
einem Baby den Hintern/die Nase putzen — to wipe a baby's bottom/nose
putzen gehen — to work as a cleaner
2) (dated = schmücken) to decorate3) Mauer to roughcast, to plaster4) (Aus = chemisch reinigen) to dry-clean2. vr1) (= sich säubern) to wash or clean oneself2) (dated = sich schmücken) to dress or do oneself up* * *1) ((of birds) to arrange (the feathers): The sea-gulls were preening themselves / their feathers.) preen2) (to snip off the burnt part of the wick of (a candle or lamp).) snuff* * *put·zen[ˈpʊtsn̩]I. vt1. (säubern)seine Schuhe \putzen to clean [or polish] [or shine] one's shoesdie Brille \putzen to clean one's glassesein Pferd \putzen to groom a horsedie Treppe/Wohnung \putzen to clean the steps/flatSpinat \putzen to wash and prepare spinach▪ etw \putzen to decorateden Christbaum \putzen to decorate the Christmas treeeine Urkunde putzte die Wand a certificate adorned the wall3. (wischen)putz dir den Dreck von den Schuhen! wipe the mud off your shoes!II. vi\putzen gehen to work as a cleaner* * *transitives Verb1) (blank reiben) polish[sich (Dat.)] die Zähne/die Nase putzen — clean or brush one's teeth/blow one's nose
sich putzen — < cat> wash itself; < bird> preen itself
3) auch itr. (bes. rhein., südd., schweiz.): (sauber machen) clean <room, shop, etc.>putzen gehen — work as a cleaner or (Brit.) char[woman]
4) (zum Kochen vorbereiten) wash and prepare < vegetables>* * *A. v/t & v/i clean (auch Gemüse); (Schuhe) auch polish, US shine; (Silber) clean; (polieren) polish; (schmücken) decorate; (die Putzarbeit machen) clean, do the cleaning;putzen gehen work as a cleaner;sich (dat)die Nase putzen blow ( oder wipe) one’s nose;sich (dat)die Zähne putzen brush one’s teeth;* * *transitives Verb1) (blank reiben) polish[sich (Dat.)] die Zähne/die Nase putzen — clean or brush one's teeth/blow one's nose
sich putzen — < cat> wash itself; < bird> preen itself
3) auch itr. (bes. rhein., südd., schweiz.): (sauber machen) clean <room, shop, etc.>putzen gehen — work as a cleaner or (Brit.) char[woman]
4) (zum Kochen vorbereiten) wash and prepare < vegetables>* * *(Gemüse) v.to clean v. (Schuhe) v.to polish v.to shine (US) v. v.to buff v.to clean v.to furbish v.to plaster a wall expr. -
3 herrichten
(trennb., hat -ge-)* * *to tidy; to furbish* * *her|rich|ten sep1. vt2) (= instand setzen, ausbessern) to do up (inf)2. vr (dial)to get dressed up* * *1) (to prepare; to get ready: I'll fix dinner tonight.) fix2) (to put in order or arrange: She's doing her hair.) do3) (to arrange (hair) in waves or curls.) set4) lay* * *her|rich·tenI. vt1. (vorbereiten) to arrange, to prepare▪ [jdm/für jdn] etw \herrichten to get sth ready [for sb]den Tisch \herrichten to set the table2. (in Stand setzen, ausbessern)▪ etw \herrichten to repair [or fix] sth* * *1.transitives Verb1) (bereitmachen) get <room, refreshments, etc.> ready; dress < shop window>; arrange < table>2) (in Ordnung bringen) renovate; do up (coll.)2.reflexives Verb get ready* * *herrichten (trennb, hat -ge-)* * *1.transitives Verb1) (bereitmachen) get <room, refreshments, etc.> ready; dress < shop window>; arrange < table>2) (in Ordnung bringen) renovate; do up (coll.)2.reflexives Verb get ready -
4 aufarbeiten
vt <tech.allg> (Originalzustand wiederherstellen, zur Wiederverwendung; z.B. Formsand) ■ recondition vtvt < rep> (Instandsetzung in optisch guten Zustand; z.B. Gebrauchtwagen) ■ refurbish vt ; furbish vt -
5 herrichten t
herrichten t
o adapt, to prepare, to furbish;
• Auslage herrichten t to dress a shop window;
• behelfsmäßig herrichten t to rig up;
• für einen Empfang herrichten t to arrange for a reception;
• neu herrichten t to do over;
• Zimmer als Büro herrichten t to adapt a room to office use. -
6 blank putzen
to shine* * *ausdr.to furbish v. -
7 aufpolieren
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8 blank putzen
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9 blank reiben
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10 polieren
1. to burnish2. to furbish3. to polish4. to slick -
11 putzen
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