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61 polski
* * *a.Polish; język polski the Polish language; bracia polscy rel. Polish Arians; po polsku in Polish; mówić po polsku speak Polish; to jest napisane po polsku this is written in Polish; Rzeczpospolita Polska Republic of Poland ( since 1989); hist. Polish Republic; Polska Rzeczpospolita Ludowa hist. Polish People's Republic ( 1945-1989).miPolish, the Polish language.The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > polski
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62 излъсквам
polish, shine ( и обувки)(паркет) polishтех. smooth; give a shine/polish (to); put a fine finish on?излъсквам се1. get/become shiny (with wear)2. прен. dress up* * *излъ̀сквам,гл. polish, shine (и обувки); ( паркет) polish; техн. smooth; give a shine/polish (to); put a fine finish on;\излъсквам се 1. get/become shiny (with wear);2. прен. dress up.* * *furbish; polish* * *1. (паркет) polish 2. polish, shine (и обувки) 3. || ИЗЛЪСКВАМ се get/become shiny (with wear) 4. прен. dress up 5. тех. smooth;give a shine/polish (to);put a fine finish on? -
63 lucidare
polishdisegno trace* * *lucidare v.tr.1 to polish; (tecn. cartaria) to plate, to glaze; (tess.) to lustre; (un metallo) to polish; to buff; (legno, a spirito) to French-polish: lucidare i pavimenti, to polish floors; lucidare le scarpe, to polish shoes (o fam. to give shoes a shine); lucidare a cera, to wax2 (ricalcare un disegno) to trace, to make* a trace of (sthg.).* * *[lutʃi'dare]verbo transitivo to polish (up) [mobile, pavimento, argento]; to polish, to shine*, to buff [ scarpe]; (con la cera) to wax* * *lucidare/lut∫i'dare/ [1]to polish (up) [mobile, pavimento, argento]; to polish, to shine*, to buff [ scarpe]; (con la cera) to wax. -
64 lustrare
polish* * *lustrare1 v.tr.1 (far diventare lucido) to polish, to shine*: lustrare i bottoni della divisa, to polish (o to burnish) the buttons on one's uniform; lustrare mobili, to polish furniture; lustrare scarpe, to shine (o to polish) shoes // lustrare (le scarpe a) qlcu., (adularlo) to lick s.o.'s boots2 (fig. non com.) (adulare) to flatter; (fam.) to butter up◆ v. intr. (risplendere) to shine*, to gleam: il pavimento lustrava come uno specchio, the floor shone like a mirror; gli lustrano gli occhi dalle lacrime, his eyes are shining with tears; le lustravano gli occhi dalla gioia, her eyes glowed (o shone) with joy.* * *[lus'trare]verbo transitivo to polish [scarpe, specchio, metallo]••lustrare le scarpe a qcn. — to lick sb.'s boots colloq.
* * *lustrare/lus'trare/ [1]to polish [scarpe, specchio, metallo]\lustrare le scarpe a qcn. to lick sb.'s boots colloq. -
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67 польский
Русско-английский словарь по информационным технологиям > польский
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68 полировка
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69 semir
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70 политура
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71 польский
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72 метод с использованием польской записи
Русско-английский большой базовый словарь > метод с использованием польской записи
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73 польский
Polishпольский язык — Polish, the Polish language
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74 лустросвам
polish, varnishпрен. varnish* * *лустро̀свам,лустро̀свам се (възвр.) гл. polish, varnish; прен. varnish.* * *1. polish, varnish 2. прен. varnish -
75 полирам
polish; glaze; face, brighten up(метал) тех. lap; burnish(изльсквам) buff(лакирам) varnish, lacquer* * *полѝрам,гл. polish; glaze; face, brighten up; техн. ( метал) lap; burnish; furbish; ( излъсквам) buff; ( лакирам) varnish, lacquer.* * *1. (изльсквам) buff 2. (лакирам) varnish, lacquer 3. (метал) тех. lap;burnish 4. polish;glaze;face, brighten up -
76 политура
polish, varnish, lacquer; glazing, glaze* * *политу̀ра,ж., -и polish, varnish, lacquer; glazing, glaze; цветна \политураа stain.* * *1. polish, varnish, lacquer;glazing, glaze 2. цветна ПОЛИТУРА stain -
77 полякиня
Polish woman/girl* * *полякѝня,ж., -и Polish woman/girl.* * *Polish woman/girl -
78 polirati
polish, smoothe* * *• buff• to polish• blanch• polish -
79 poljski
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80 poljski jezik
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