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1 Polish Rugs
Rugs with a silk pile, having gold and silver threads interwoven in the weft. Made in Warsaw during the 16th and 17th centuries. -
2 Silber
n; -s, kein Pl.; CHEM. silver; (Tafelsilber) auch silverware; fig. (Kleingeld) change; aus Silber (made of) silver; das Silber putzen clean ( oder polish) the silver; sie holte Silber SPORT, umg. she got (the) silver; einmal Gold und zweimal Silber für Russland SPORT, umg. one gold and two silvers for Russia* * *das Silbersilver* * *Sịl|ber ['zɪlbɐ]nt -s, no pl(abbr Ag) silver; (= Tafelbesteck auch) silverware; (HER) argentSee:→ reden* * *das1) (an element, a precious grey metal which is used in making jewellery, ornaments etc: The tray was made of solid silver.) silver2) (anything made of, or looking like, silver especially knives, forks, spoons etc: Burglars broke into the house and stole all our silver.) silver* * *Sil·ber<-s>[ˈzɪlbɐ]2. (Tafelsilber) silver[ware]\Silber holen to win a silver [medal]* * *das; Silbers1) (Edelmetall, Farbe) silver2) (silbernes Gerät) silver[ware]* * *aus Silber (made of) silver;das Silber putzen clean ( oder polish) the silver;* * *das; Silbers1) (Edelmetall, Farbe) silver2) (silbernes Gerät) silver[ware]* * *n.argent n.silver n. -
3 pulire
clean* * *pulire v.tr.1 to clean; ( lavare) to wash; ( spazzolare) to brush: devo far pulire questo abito, I must get this dress cleaned; pulire le scarpe, to polish (o to brush) one's shoes; pulire ben bene il pavimento, to scrub the floor; pulire la casa, to clean (up) the house; pulire un secchio, un lavandino, i vetri delle finestre, to clean a bucket, a sink, the windows; pulirsi le mani, la faccia, i piedi, to wash one's hands, face, feet; pulirsi i denti, to clean (o to brush) one's teeth; pulirsi le unghie, to clean one's nails; pulirsi il naso, to blow (o to wipe) one's nose; pulirsi la bocca, ( col tovagliolo) to wipe one's mouth // pulire il piatto, (fig.) ( mangiarsi tutto) to eat up everything // i ladri gli pulirono le tasche, (fig.) the thieves cleaned him out2 ( levigare, lucidare, pulire) to polish (anche fig.): devo far pulire questo tavolo, I must get this table polished; pulire l'argento, un pavimento di legno, to polish the silver, a parquet floor // pulire uno scritto, (fig.) to polish a piece of writing3 ( mondare) to clean: pulisci il riso prima di cuocerlo, clean the rice before cooking it; pulire il pesce, to clean (o to gut) fish; pulire un'aiuola dalle erbacce, to weed a flowerbed4 (inform.) (dei dati superflui, p.e. un archivio) to tidy.* * *[pu'lire]1. vt2)pulirsi i denti — to brush o clean one's teeth
2. vr (pulirsi)to clean o.s. (up)* * *[pu'lire] 1.verbo transitivo1) (rendere pulito) to clean [luogo, oggetto, ferita]; (mettere in ordine) to clean up [ stanza]; (lavare) to wash [abito, pavimento]; (con uno straccio) to wipe; (strofinando) to scour, to scrub, to scrape2. 3.verbo pronominale pulirsi1)-rsi i piedi, la bocca — to wipe one's feet, mouth
* * *pulire/pu'lire/ [102]1 (rendere pulito) to clean [luogo, oggetto, ferita]; (mettere in ordine) to clean up [ stanza]; (lavare) to wash [abito, pavimento]; (con uno straccio) to wipe; (strofinando) to scour, to scrub, to scrape(aus. avere) ho passato la mattina a pulire I've been cleaning all morn ingIII pulirsi verbo pronominale1 - rsi le mani to clean one's hands; - rsi i denti to pick one's teeth; -rsi i piedi, la bocca to wipe one's feet, mouth2 (poter essere lavato) si pulisce facilmente it cleans easily. -
4 zilver
1 silver♦voorbeelden:zilver behalen op de Olympische Spelen • win silver at the Olympic Gameshet zilver poetsen • polish the silver〈 spreekwoord〉 spreken is zilver, zwijgen is goud • speech is silver, silence is golden -
5 het zilver poetsen
het zilver poetsenVan Dale Handwoordenboek Nederlands-Engels > het zilver poetsen
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6 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
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7 pudse
blacken, burnish, do, plaster, polish, preen, set (something or someone) on (someone), shine* * *I. vb( gøre blank) polish ( fx the silver);( rense) clean ( fx rifles, windows);( fjerne overflødige dele fra) trim ( fx meat),( træflade) smooth;( lægge kalkpuds på) plaster;[ med sb:][ pudse et lys] trim a candle;[ pudse næse(n)] blow one's nose;[ pudse næse på et barn] wipe a child's nose;[ pudse sko] polish (, clean) shoes,(am) shine shoes ( fx he shined my shoes);[ med adv:]( om tekst) put the finishing touches to;[ pudse op] polish up ( fx the silver),( sætte i stand) furbish up ( fx old furniture),(male op etc) smarten up,F renovate ( fx an old shop);(fig: genopfriske) polish (el. brush) up ( fx one's English), furbish up ( fx one's skill),T rub up.II. vb ( hidse):[ pudse en hund på én] set a dog on somebody;[ puds ham!] at him! go for him!III. vb -
8 briller
briller [bʀije]➭ TABLE 1 intransitive verbto shine ; [diamant, eau, yeux] to sparkle* * *bʀijeverbe intransitif1) ( luire) [soleil, lampe, métal] to shine; [flamme] to burn brightly; [diamant] to sparkle; [surface mouillée, neige, larme] to glisten; [nez] to be shiny; ( pétiller) to sparkle2) ( exprimer) [yeux, regard]briller de — to blaze with [colère]; to burn with [fièvre, désir]
3) ( se distinguer) [mondain, causeur] to shine; [élève] ( dans une matière) to be brilliant (en at), to shine (en in)* * *bʀije vi1) [yeux, cheveux] to shine2) [personne] to shine* * *briller verb table: aimer vi1 ( luire) [soleil, lampe] to shine; [flamme] to burn brightly; [diamant] to sparkle; [surface polie, métal] to shine; ( au soleil) to gleam, to shine; [surface mouillée, neige, larme] to glisten; [nez] to be shiny; [yeux] to shine; ( pétiller) to sparkle; tout brillait de propreté everything was sparkling clean; faire briller ses chaussures to shine one's shoes; faire briller l'argenterie to clean the silver; shampooing qui fait briller les cheveux shampoo which makes your hair shine; les étoiles brillent the stars are out;2 ( exprimer) [yeux, regard] briller de to shine with [joie, curiosité]; to blaze with [colère]; to burn with [fièvre, désir]; to glitter with [convoitise];3 ( se distinguer) [mondain, causeur] to shine; [élève] ( dans une matière) to be brilliant (en at), to shine (en in); ( dans une épreuve) to do brilliantly (à, en in); briller en société to shine in company; elle brille par son esprit/talent she's extremely witty/talented; elle ne brille pas par son intelligence euph she's not noted for her intelligence, intelligence isn't her strong point; il n'a pas brillé par son courage he wasn't exactly brave; briller par son absence to be conspicuous by one's absence; ⇒ or.[brije] verbe intransitif1. [luire - chaussure, soleil, lumière, regard] to shine ; [ - chandelle] to glimmer ; [ - étoile] to twinkle, to shine ; [ - diamant] to shine, to glitter, to sparkle ; [ - dents] to sparkle ; [ - eau] to shimmer, to sparkle ; [ - feuille] to shine, to glistenfaire briller un meuble/l'argenterie to polish a piece of furniture/the silverdes yeux qui brillent de plaisir/d'envie eyes sparkling with pleasure/glowing with envy[se distinguer] to stand out -
9 shine
[ʃaɪn] past tense, past participle shone [ʃɔn], (American) [ʃoun]1. verb1) to (cause to) give out light; to direct such light towards someone or something:يُشْرِق، يُشِعHe shone a torch on the body.
2) to be bright:يَصْقُلShe polished the silver till it shone.
3) (past tense, past participle shined) to polish:يَمْسَح الأحْذِيَه، يُلَمِّعHe tries to make a living by shining shoes.
4) ( often with at) to be very good (at something):يَلْمَع، يَبْرُزYou really shone in yesterday's match.
2. noun1) brightness; the state of being well polished:لَمَعان، بَريقa ray of sunshine.
2) an act of polishing:تَلْميعI'll just give my shoes a shine.
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10 rub up
to polish:يُلَمِّعShe rubbed up the silver.
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11 katua
------------------------------------------------------------[Swahili Word] -katua[English Word] clean[Part of Speech] verb[Derived Word] kwatua[Swahili Example] katua fedha[Note] polish silver------------------------------------------------------------[Swahili Word] -katua[English Word] clearing the field[Part of Speech] verb------------------------------------------------------------[Swahili Word] -katua[English Word] polish[Part of Speech] verb------------------------------------------------------------[Swahili Word] -katua[English Word] polish[Part of Speech] verb[Derived Word] kwatua[Swahili Example] katua fedha[Note] polish silver------------------------------------------------------------[Swahili Word] -katua[English Word] shine up[Part of Speech] verb[Derived Word] kwatua[Swahili Example] katua fedha[Note] polish silver------------------------------------------------------------ -
12 Politur
f; -, -en1. Mittel: polish2. (Glanz) polish, finish* * *die Politurpolish; finish* * *Po|li|tur [poli'tuːɐ]f -, -en(= Poliermittel) polish; (= Glanz) shine, polish; (= das Polieren) polishing* * *die1) (a kind of liquid, or other substance used to make something shiny: furniture polish; silver polish.) polish2) (the glossy surface given by this liquid: Be careful or you'll take the varnish off the table!) varnish* * *Po·li·tur<-, -en>[poliˈtu:ɐ̯]f1. (Poliermittel) polish2. (glänzende Schicht) polish, shine* * *die; Politur, Polituren polish* * *1. Mittel: polish2. (Glanz) polish, finish* * *die; Politur, Polituren polish* * *-en f.polish n. -
13 tynf
m (A tynfa) Hist. small Polish coin, of silver and copper, used in the 17th and 18th cent.■ dobry żart (jest) tynfa wart ≈ it’s good for a laugh* * *mahist. Polish silver coin; dobry żart tynfa wart a good joke is worth a laugh.The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > tynf
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14 sfregare
rub* * *sfregare v.tr.1 to rub; ( per lucidare) to polish: sfregarsi gli occhi, to rub one's eyes; sfregare l'argento per lucidarlo, to polish silver; sfregare due pietre, to rub two stones together; sfregare il pavimento, to scrub the floor2 ( strisciare) to scrape: sfregare una sedia sul pavimento, to scrape a chair on the floor; sfregare un fiammifero contro il muro, to strike a match against the wall3 ( graffiare) to scratch, to graze.* * *[sfre'gare] 1.verbo transitivo1) to strike* [ fiammifero]2.verbo pronominale sfregarsi* * *sfregare/sfre'gare/ [1]1 to strike* [ fiammifero]II sfregarsi verbo pronominale- rsi gli occhi to rub one's eyes. -
15 krzyż
m 1. Relig. cross- cmentarne krzyże the churchyard crosses- przysięgać na krzyż to swear on the cross2. (znak błogosławieństwa) cross- zrobić a. nakreślić znak krzyża to make the sign of the cross- zrobiła znak krzyża na bochenku chleba she made the sign of the cross over the loaf of bread3. (kształt) cross- w kształcie krzyża cross-shaped- kościół na planie krzyża a cruciform church- drogi przecinają się, tworząc krzyż the roads cross at right angles- na krzyż crosswise- okna zabito na krzyż deskami the window was nailed up with crossed boards4. (order) cross- odznaczyć kogoś krzyżem zasługi to award sb a merit cross5. sgt przen., książk. (cierpienie) cross- każdy z nas dźwiga swój krzyż each of us has a cross to bear6. (część kręgosłupa) lower back- cierpiał na bóle krzyża he suffered from pain in the lower back- skarżył się, że go łamie w krzyżach he complained that his lower back was killing him7. pot. (kręgosłup) spine, back- ze strachu mróz biegł mu po krzyżu he felt a shiver a. shivers (running) up and down his spine- □ Brązowy/Srebrny/Złoty Krzyż Zasługi the Bronze/Silver/Gold Cross of Merit a. Merit Cross- Krzyż Walecznych Wojsk. the Cross of Valour- Krzyż Wielki Wojsk. the Grand Cross of the Order of Virtuti Militari- Czerwony Krzyż the Red Cross (Society)- Polski Czerwony Krzyż the Polish Red Cross- Krzyż Południa Astron. the Southern Cross- krzyżgrecki Greek cross- krzyżmaltański Maltese cross- leżeć krzyżem to lie prostrate- mieć z kimś krzyż pański to go through a. endure the trials of Job with sb- z mężem alkoholikiem miała krzyż pański she endured the trials of Job with that alcoholic husband of hers- wyglądać jak z krzyża zdjęty to look dead beat pot.- miał na głowie trzy włosy na krzyż pot. he was practically bald sparse- w pokoju stało kilka mebli na krzyż pot. there was hardly any furniture in the room* * *-a; -e; gen pl -y; m( przedmiot) cross; ( część kręgosłupa) lower backrobić (zrobić perf) znak krzyża — to make the sign of the cross
parę osób na krzyż — pot just a handful of people, hardly a crowd
* * *miGen. -a1. cross; (= symbol chrześcijaństwa) the Cross; Czerwony Krzyż the Red Cross; Krzyż Chrystusa rel. Christ's Cross; jak z krzyża zdjęty like death warmed up; leżeć krzyżem prostrate o.s.3. rel. (= krucyfiks) crucifix, cross.4. rel. (= gest wyrażający znak krzyża) (the sign of the) cross; uczynić znak krzyża make a cross; krzyż na drogę pot. good riddance.5. przen. (= cierpienie) cross; ona ma z nim krzyż pański he is the cross she has to bear; dźwigać swój krzyż bear one's cross.6. (odznaka, order) cross; krzyż harcerski scouting cross; Krzyż Walecznych the Cross of Valor; Krzyż Zasługi the Cross of Merit.The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > krzyż
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16 usare
1. v/t use2. v/i use( essere di moda) be in fashion* * *usare v.tr.1 to use, to make* use of: posso usare la tua penna?, may I use your pen?; se non trovi il tuo libro usa il mio, if you can't find your book, use mine; all'esame non possiamo usare il vocabolario, in the examination we are not allowed to use our dictionaries; dovresti usare meglio il tuo denaro, you should make better use of your money; non uso mai il burro in cucina, I never use butter in my cooking; uso la lana per pulire l'argento, I use wool to polish silver; usare attenzione, to use care (o to be careful); usò ogni artificio per ottenerlo, he used every artifice to get it // usare la testa, il cervello, gli occhi, le orecchie, (fig.) to use one's head, eyes, ears // mi usò la cortesia di darmi il suo posto, he was kind enough to offer me his seat; mi usò molte cortesie, he was very kind to me (o he heaped o showered kindnesses on me); vogliate usarmi la cortesia di farmelo sapere subito, please do me the favour of letting me know at once // usare le buone maniere, to be kind; usare le minacce, to threaten // usare la forza, to use force // usare violenza a qlcu., to do violence to s.o.; usare violenza a se stessi, to force oneself2 ( essere solito) to use (to) ( usato solo nei tempi passati dell'indicativo); would (+ inf. senza to); to be accustomed (to); to be used (to): gli antichi usavano sacrificare agli dei, people in ancient times used to make sacrifices to the gods; due secoli fa gli uomini usavano portare la parrucca, two centuries ago men used to wear wigs; ( egli) usava levarsi la mattina di buon'ora, he used to (o he would) get up early in the morning; usavamo incontrarci ogni sera in piazza, we used to (o we would) meet in the square every evening; io non uso comportarmi in questo modo, I'm not used to (o I'm not accustomed to) behaving like this // si usa, ( è consuetudine) it is customary (o it's the custom): oggi si usa molto passare le vacanze all'estero, nowadays it's the custom (o it's customary) to spend one's holidays abroad; di solito si usa ringraziare con un biglietto, it's customary (o it's the custom) to send a note of thanks; si sposò, come si usa, con l'abito bianco, she was married in white, according to custom (o as is the custom)◆ v. intr.1 to use (sthg.), to make* use (of sthg.): usare dei propri diritti, to make use of one's own rights2 ( essere di moda) to be fashionable, to be in fashion: il modello di quel vestito non usa più, that style of dress is no longer fashionable (o is out of fashion); quest'anno usa molto il rosso, red is very fashionable this year.* * *[u'zare]1. vt1) (adoperare) to usegrazie per il tavolo, l'ho usato molto — thank you for the table, I got a lot of use out of it
sai usare o come si usa la lavatrice? — do you know how to use the washing machine?
non usare tutta l'acqua — (consumare) don't use (up) all the water
usa gli occhi/le orecchie! — use your eyes/ears!
usare violenza a qn — (violentare) to rape sb
usare le mani — (picchiare) to use one's fists
potresti usarmi la cortesia di spegnere la radio? — would you be so kind as to switch off the radio?
2)usare fare qc — to be in the habit of doing sth, be accustomed to doing sth1) (essere di moda) to be fashionable, to be in fashionsi usano di nuovo i tacchi alti — high heels are fashionable again o are back in fashion
2)usare di — (servirsi di) to use, (diritto) to exercise
3. vb impersda queste parti usa così — it's the custom round here, this is customary round here
* * *[u'zare] 1.verbo transitivo1) (impiegare) to useusare qcs. frequentemente — to make frequent use of sth.
sapere usare bene — to be skilled in the use of [attrezzo, computer]
usare in modo sbagliato — to misuse [attrezzo, parola]
2) (agire con) to exercise [attenzione, cautela]usare dei riguardi nei confronti di qcn. — to be considerate towards sb., to behave considerately towards sb.
usare la cortesia di fare — to have the courtesy o to be kind enough to do
usare violenza a qcn. — to abuse sb
3) (sfruttare) to use [ persona]4) (essere solito) to be* in the habit of, to be* used to2.mio padre usava riposare al pomeriggio — my father used to o would have a rest in the afternoon
1) (essere in uso) to be* the custom(si) usa, usava fare — it is, was the custom to do
2) (essere di moda) to be* fashionable3) (utilizzare)usare di qcs. — to use sth
* * *usare/u'zare/ [1]1 (impiegare) to use; usare qcs. frequentemente to make frequent use of sth.; sapere usare bene to be skilled in the use of [attrezzo, computer]; usare in modo sbagliato to misuse [attrezzo, parola]; usa la testa! use your head!2 (agire con) to exercise [attenzione, cautela]; usare dei riguardi nei confronti di qcn. to be considerate towards sb., to behave considerately towards sb.; usare la cortesia di fare to have the courtesy o to be kind enough to do; usare la forza to use violence; usare violenza a qcn. to abuse sb.3 (sfruttare) to use [ persona]4 (essere solito) to be* in the habit of, to be* used to; mio padre usava riposare al pomeriggio my father used to o would have a rest in the afternoon; usa alzarsi molto presto he usually gets up very earlyII verbo intr. e verbo impers.(aus. essere)1 (essere in uso) to be* the custom; (si) usa, usava fare it is, was the custom to do2 (essere di moda) to be* fashionable3 (utilizzare) usare di qcs. to use sth. -
17 kamie|ń
m 1. (bryła skalna) rock, stone- kamień budowlany a building stone- dom/podmurówka z kamienia a stone house/foundation- posąg wykuty w kamieniu a figure carved in stone- ulica brukowana kamieniami a street paved with stone(s)- usiąść na przydrożnym kamieniu to sit on a rock by the road- zmarznięty a. zmrożony na kamień frozen (rock) solid2. (klejnot) stone, gem(stone)- kamień (pół)szlachetny a (semi-)precious stone- kamień syntetyczny a synthetic gemstone- kamień sztuczny a. czeski a fake gemstone- broszka wysadzana drogimi kamieniami a brooch set with precious stones- zegarek na siedemnastu kamieniach a 17-jewel wristwatch3. Techn. slide 4. zw. pl Med. calculus spec.; stone- kamienie nerkowe kidney stones; renal calculi spec.- kamień żółciowy a gallstone5. sgt Stomat. kamień nazębny tartar- usunąć kamień nazębny to remove tartar, to scrape and polish sb’s teeth6. sgt (osad) (lime)scale, fur GB- kamień kotłowy (lime)scale- usunąć kamień kotłowy to descale a boiler7. Gry piece 8. Górn. spoil U- □ siny kamień Chem. copper sulphate- kamień ałunowy Miner. alum rock a. stone, alunite- kamień filozoficzny philosopher’s stone także przen.- kamień litograficzny Druk. lithographic (lime)stone- kamień nagrobny gravestone, tombstone- kamień pamiątkowy commemorative stone- kamień szlifierski grindstone■ kamień by się poruszył a. wzruszył it would make a dead man a. a stone cry- kamień młyński (ciężar) millstone (round one’s neck)- ciężki jak kamień (as) heavy as a stone- kamień na kamieniu nie został no stone was left unturned- kamień spadł mu/mi z serca it was a load a. weight off his/my mind- zdjąć komuś kamień z serca to take a weight off sb’s mind- bodaj się tacy na kamieniu rodzili there should be more people like you/her/him/them (in the world)- być komuś kamieniem u szyi to be a millstone (a)round sb’s neck- (nie) być z kamienia pot. (not) to be made (out) of stone, (not) to be a machine- być a. stać się kamieniem obrazy dla kogoś to cause sb offence- gryźć kamienie pot. to go hungry- robota idzie jak z kamienia it’s hard a. uphill work- kląć w żywy kamień a. w żywe kamienie to turn the air blue, to curse a. swear like a sailor- przesiadywać a. siedzieć gdzieś kamieniem to hang around somewhere- przesiadywać a. siedzieć nad czymś kamieniem to be totally absorbed a. wrapped up in sth- spać jak kamień a. kamieniem to sleep like a log- przepaść a. zniknąć jak kamień w wodę to vanish without a trace, to vanish into thin air, to sink like a stoneThe New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > kamie|ń
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18 połysk
m (G połysku) 1. sgt (drewna, materiału) sheen; (metalu, włosów) sheen, lustre GB, luster US; (wody) shimmer- metaliczny/szklisty połysk a metallic/glassy sheen- połysk starego srebra the burnished glow of old silver- wytrzeć coś do połysku to give sth a shine- nadać czemuś połysk to give sth polish a. a shine- nabrać połysku to take on a shine- bez połysku matt, lustreless GB- z połyskiem [zdjęcie, meble] with a gloss finish; [papier] glossy, satiny- wysoki połysk (zdjęcia) high gloss- meble na wysoki połysk highly-polished furniture- wszystko zorganizowali na wysoki połysk pot., przen. they arranged everything in great detail- stary rynek odpicowany na wysoki połysk pot., przen. the old marketplace tarted up from top to bottom pot. a. which was given a thorough facelift2. (refleks świetlny) glint* * *gloss; ( metalu) lustre* * *migloss, luster, sheen; wysoki połysk zwł. techn. full gloss; zrobić coś na wysoki połysk przen. do sth perfectly.The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > połysk
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19 metal
m.1 metal (material).metal blanco white metalmetal pesado heavy metalmetales preciosos precious metals2 brass (Music).* * *1 metal2 MÚSICA brass\el vil metal filthy lucre, moneymetal noble noble metalmetal precioso precious metal* * *noun m.1) metal2) brass* * *SM1) (=material) metal; (Mús) brassmetal en láminas, metal laminado — sheet metal
2) [de voz] timbre* * *a) (material, elemento) metalel vil metal — filthy lucre (hum)
b) tb metales (Mús) brass (section)c) ( de la voz) timbre* * *= metal, metalwork.Ex. Steel, for example, is one kind of metal.Ex. It was produced in earthenware, metalwork and bone china and in its heyday was used by the great transatlantic liners and by hotel and restaurant chains.----* arte del metal = metal art.* chapa de metal = sheet iron.* cortar metal = shear.* de metal = iron.* detector de metales = metal detector.* evaluación de metales = metallurgical assaying.* fatiga del metal = metal fatigue.* guarnición de metal = metal furniture.* huelga del metal = metalworkers' strike.* metal de imprenta = type-metal [typemetal].* metal derretido = molten metal.* metal fundido = molten metal.* metal grabado = chased metal.* metal para estereotipia = stereotype metal.* metal pesado = heavy metal.* metal precioso = precious metal.* metal tipográfico = type-metal [typemetal], typemetal.* persiana de metal = security shutter.* sierra para metales = hacksaw.* * *a) (material, elemento) metalel vil metal — filthy lucre (hum)
b) tb metales (Mús) brass (section)c) ( de la voz) timbre* * *= metal, metalwork.Ex: Steel, for example, is one kind of metal.
Ex: It was produced in earthenware, metalwork and bone china and in its heyday was used by the great transatlantic liners and by hotel and restaurant chains.* arte del metal = metal art.* chapa de metal = sheet iron.* cortar metal = shear.* de metal = iron.* detector de metales = metal detector.* evaluación de metales = metallurgical assaying.* fatiga del metal = metal fatigue.* guarnición de metal = metal furniture.* huelga del metal = metalworkers' strike.* metal de imprenta = type-metal [typemetal].* metal derretido = molten metal.* metal fundido = molten metal.* metal grabado = chased metal.* metal para estereotipia = stereotype metal.* metal pesado = heavy metal.* metal precioso = precious metal.* metal tipográfico = type-metal [typemetal], typemetal.* persiana de metal = security shutter.* sierra para metales = hacksaw.* * *1 (material, elemento) metalel vil metal filthy lucre ( hum)3 (de la voz) timbreCompuestos:white o antifriction metalprecious metalheavy metalprecious metal* * *
metal sustantivo masculino
metal noble or precioso precious metalb) tb◊ metales (Mús) brass (section)
metal sustantivo masculino
1 metal
2 (dinero) el vil metal, filthy lucre
3 Mús brass
' metal' also found in these entries:
Spanish:
batir
- chatarra
- cierre
- cromo
- detector
- detectora
- doblar
- dócil
- esculpir
- fatiga
- férrea
- férreo
- forjar
- fraguar
- fusión
- hierro
- hoja
- horno
- inscripción
- labrar
- labrada
- labrado
- licuación
- oro
- placa
- plata
- platino
- plomo
- pulir
- resplandecer
- resplandor
- somier
- talla
- tallar
- templar
- trabajar
- viruta
- acero
- alpaca
- baño
- brillante
- brillar
- bronceado
- chapa
- chapado
- cincelar
- cobre
- comal
- contraer
- corroer
English:
badge
- base
- bend
- brass
- brassy
- carve
- cast
- chisel
- chrome
- chromium
- conduct
- dent
- erode
- erosion
- expand
- expansion
- forge
- gate
- girder
- grommet
- laminated
- lead
- melt
- melt down
- metal
- metal detector
- metalwork
- mold
- molten
- mould
- plate
- polish
- rattle
- rolled
- shaving
- sheet
- shine
- shrinkage
- silver
- spike
- splinter
- stamp
- strip
- tin
- warp
- wire wool
- beat
- buckle
- buff
- cap
* * *metal nm1. [material] metal;Humel vil metal filthy lucremetal blanco white metal;metal noble noble metal;metal pesado heavy metal;metales preciosos precious metals2. Mús brass3. [de voz] timbre4. [medalla] medal* * *m1 metal2 MÚS heavy metal* * *metal nm1) : metal2) : brass section (in an orchestra)* * *metal n metal -
20 agenti
[Swahili Word] agenti[English Word] silver[Part of Speech] noun[Class] 9[Dialect] recent[English Definition] a white metallic element that is sonorous, ductile, very malleable, capable of a high degree of polish, and chiefly univalent in compounds, and that has the highest thermal and electric conductivity of any substance (identified in antiquity)[Terminology] chemistry------------------------------------------------------------
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