polished
Prononciation : [ˈpɒlɪʃt]
Mot
Contexte : « appearance »
(adjective) When something looks shiny and neat because it has been cleaned or treated. For example, if you polish your shoes, they will look bright and clean.
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Her polished nails sparkled in the sunlight.
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The scratched table looked dull and unpolished.
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Do you think the polished surface makes the furniture look better?
Contexte : « improvement »
(verb) To make something better, smoother, or more refined, like practicing a skill or improving an idea. If you polish your writing, it means you’re making it clearer and nicer.
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She polished her speech until it was just perfect.
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He didn't have enough time to polish his project before the presentation.
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How can we polish this report to make it more professional?
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