關於Polish的意思和用法的提問

A: Making the surface of (something) smooth and shiny by rubbing it. Example: "she unloaded the dishwasher and polished the glasses" or “I will polish the glasses later”

A: Sometimes I use it, but not very often!
I think it might be a little old fashioned. I often see it in books, but I have heard people say it

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A girl from Poland

A: 1) a girl who polishes things (= makes them shiny by rubbing them with a cloth)
2) a girl from Poland

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yes, it's a cream for shoes。It makes them look better

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A: generally Polish means, to rub something using a piece of cloth or brush to clean it and make it shine.
and Wax means, to put a thin layer of wax on the surface of something, either to make it waterproof or to improve its appearance.

and about Cars, car wax and car polish are two very different things. While car polish is used to remove defects from a car’s ‘coat’, car wax protects that coat. Car wax is essentially a protective layer which keeps a car looking shiny and new, regardless of age.

Alternatively, when you use car polish you are using an abrasive (therefore, hopefully on your car’s wax coat instead of the paint work itself). Many people use polish to remove grease, dirt and light scratches from paint (to reveal undamaged paint underneath).

and now some examples
1)Polish your shoes regularly to protect the leather.
2)I'll just give my shoes a quick polish
3)I've waxed the floor so it's rather slipper

A: Can you please polish this vase for me.
I need some dark brown shoe polish.
I wanted to eat some chocolate cake, but I found that my son had polished it off.

A: If there is a box of pizza for example, and one person eats all of it, one night say (sarcastically) "Wow, you really polished off the pizza."

A: Cleaning a mirror can have different cleanliness levels.

Polishing a mirror means the mirror is perfectly clean.
Polishing = mirror finish

Clean a car = soap & water to clean dirt
Polish a car = wax & tools to make as shiny as possible

A: They often mean the same when you're talking about a process.

"They polished/refined the process of applying for an ID."

"Polish" otherwise can mean to make something smooth or shiny, like "he polished the gemstone until it sparkled."

And "refine" can mean "purify". "The gasoline mixture was refined to the appropriate level."

A: they mean the same thing, but polish is traditionally used with certain things like silverware and and other fancy items. however, the two words can be used interchangeably.

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A: I have to do polish

A: Pillow

A: You pronounce Polish with a long o like in 'go', and polish with a short o like in 'hot'.

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A: Both are correct but willingly at the end of the sentence sounds more natural. The second is more formal, in my opinion.

A: in California we have nothing against Polish, however, I cannot speak for the rest of the country.

A: He shined it with polish.

A: No, unfortunately not. I don't think there are any well-known English phrases for this situation.