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1 unpolished
adjectiveunpoliert [Holz, Marmor, Schuhe, Reis]; (fig.) ungeschliffen [Person, Manieren, Sprache]* * *un·pol·ished[ʌnˈpɒlɪʃt, AM -ˈpɑ:-]* * *[ʌn'pɒlɪʃt]adj2) (fig) person, manners ungeschliffen, ungehobelt; performance unausgefeilt; style, language holprig, unausgefeilt* * *unpolished adj1. unpoliert (auch Reis), ungeglättet2. TECH ungeschliffen3. fig unausgefeilt (Stil etc)4. fig ungeschliffen, ungehobelt (Bemerkung, Kerl etc)* * *adjectiveunpoliert [Holz, Marmor, Schuhe, Reis]; (fig.) ungeschliffen [Person, Manieren, Sprache]* * *adj.matt adj.ungeschliffen adj.unqualifiziert adj. -
2 polished
adjective (negative unpolished). poliert* * *pol·ished[ˈpɒlɪʃt, AM ˈpɑ:-]2. (showing great skill) formvollendet\polished performance großartige Leistung3. (refined) gebildet\polished manners geschliffene Manieren* * *['pɒlɪʃt]adj1) surface, furniture poliert, glänzend; ornaments poliert; floor gebohnert; stone, glass geschliffenhis highly polished shoes — seine blank geputzten Schuhe
2) style etc verfeinert; performance, performer brillant; language geschliffen; image makellos, sauber* * *1. poliert, glatt, glänzend:highly polished spiegelblank (Fußboden)2. fig geschliffen:a) höflichb) gebildet, fein, elegantc) brillant* * *adj.abgeschliffen adj.poliert adj.
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