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1 abschleifend
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2 das Polieren
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3 Poliermittel
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4 Poliertuch
n polishing cloth* * *Po|lier|tuchnt pl - tücherpolishing cloth* * *Po·lier·tuchnt polishing cloth* * *Poliertuch n polishing cloth -
5 Polierscheibe
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6 Ausformung
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7 Polieren
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8 Poliermaterialien
npl <obfl.holz> ■ polishing material; polishing agent; polishing compound -
9 Politurmaterialien
npl <obfl.holz> ■ polishing material; polishing agent; polishing compound -
10 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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11 Polierwatte
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12 Putzlappen
m cleaning rag; zum Blankreiben: polishing rag* * *der Putzlappenfloor-cloth* * *Pụtz|lap|penmcloth; (= Staubtuch) duster* * *Putz·lap·penm [cleaning] cloth [or rag]* * *der [cleaning-]rag; cloth* * ** * *der [cleaning-]rag; cloth -
13 Putztuch
n cleaning rag; zum Polieren: polishing cloth* * *Pụtz|tuchnt pl - tücher(= Staubtuch) duster; (= Wischlappen) cloth* * *Putz·tuchnt1. (Poliertuch) cloth [for cleaning]* * *das s. Putzlappen* * ** * *das s. Putzlappen -
14 Schleifband
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15 Schleifrad
n grinding ( oder polishing) wheel* * *Schleif|rad2. fgrinding wheel* * ** * *n.grinding wheel n. -
16 Schliff
Imperf. schleifen1* * *der Schliffpolish* * *Schlịff [ʃlɪf]m -(e)s, -e(von Glas, von Edelstein) (Prozess) cutting; (Ergebnis) cut; (von Linse) grinding; (fig = Umgangsformen) refinement, polish* * *<-[e]s, -e>[ʃlɪf]m3. (geschliffener Zustand) edge4. (polierter Zustand) cutjdm \Schliff beibringen to give sb polishkeinen \Schliff haben to be without refinement* * *der; Schliff[e]s, Schliffe2) (Art, wie etwas geschliffen wird) cut; (von Messern, Scheren, Schneiden) edge3) o. Pl. (Lebensart) refinement; polish4) o. Pl. (Vollkommenheit)einem Text usw. den letzten Schliff geben — put the finishing touches pl. to a text etc
* * *1. nur sg; TECH (Schleifen) grinding; feiner: polishing; (Schärfen) auch sharpening; Edelstein, Glas: cutting3. nur sg; fig polish;der letzte Schliff the final touch;einer Sache den letzten Schliff geben put the finishing touch(es) to sth;ihm fehlt noch der Schliff he still has no social graces, he’s still a bit rough and ready;ihm fehlt jeder Schliff he has no refinement* * *der; Schliff[e]s, Schliffe2) (Art, wie etwas geschliffen wird) cut; (von Messern, Scheren, Schneiden) edge3) o. Pl. (Lebensart) refinement; polish4) o. Pl. (Vollkommenheit)einem Text usw. den letzten Schliff geben — put the finishing touches pl. to a text etc
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17 Silberputztuch
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18 Bandpoliermaschine
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19 Polierband
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20 Polierfiltrieren
n < chem> ■ polishing filtration; polishing
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Polishing slate — Polishing Pol ish*ing, a. & n. from {Polish}. [1913 Webster] {Polishing iron}, an iron burnisher; esp., a small smoothing iron used in laundries. {Polishing slate}. (a) A gray or yellow slate, found in Bohemia and Auvergne, and used for polishing … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English