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Polish
English
Pronunciation
- SAMPA : /'p@UlIS/
- IPA : /ˈpəʊlɪʃ/
Adjective
Polish
- From Poland
Translations
- Breton: poloniat , relating to the language : polonek
- Bulgarian: полски m & pl
- Catalan: polonès m, polonesa f
- Chinese: 波兰的
- Dutch: Pools, Poolse
- Esperanto: pola
- Persian: لهستانی (Lahestani)
- Finnish: puolalainen
- French: polonais m, polonaise f
- German: polnisch
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- Italian: polacco
- Interlingua: polonese , polac
- Polish: polski m, polska f, polskie n, polscy m pl, polskie f pl n pl
- Portuguese: polonês m, polonesa f; polaco m, polaca f
- Romanian: polonez m, poloneză f, polonezi m pl, poloneze f pl
- Slovenian: poljski m, poljska f, poljsko n
- Spanish: polaco
- Swedish: polsk
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Noun
Polish
- the Language spoken in Poland.
Translations
- Africans: Pools
- Albanian: Polonisht
- Arabic: بولندية
- Armenian: : Լեհական , Լեհերեն
- Azeri: Полјак
- Basque: Poloniera
- Belorussian: Польская
- Breton: poloneg
- Bulgarian: Полски
- Catalan: polonès
- Chinese: 波兰语
- Croatian: Poljski
- Czech: Polský
- Danish: Polsk
- Esperanto: pola
- Estonian: Poola
- Faeroese: Polskt
- Farsi: لهستانى
- Finnish: puola
- French: polonais m
- Frisian: Poalsk
- Galician: Polaco
- Georgian: პოლონური
- German: Polnisch
- Greek (Modern): Πολωνικά
- Hebrew: פולנית
- Hindi: पोलिश
- Hungarian: Lengyel
- Icelandic: Pólska
- Indonesian: bahasa polandia
- Irish: Polainnis
- Interlingua: polonese
- Italian: Polacco
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- Japanese: ポーランド語
- Kazakh: Поляк
- Korean: 폴란드어
- Latvian: Poļu
- Lithuanian: Lenkų , Lenkiškai
- Macedonian: Полски
- Malay: Poland
- Maltese: Pollakk
- Moksha: Польшань
- Nepali: पोलिश
- Norwegian: Polsk
- Polish: polski
- Portuguese: polonês m, polaco m
- Romanian: Poloneză
- Russian: Польский
- Serbian: Пољски
- Slovak: Poľský
- Slovene: poljščina
- Sorbian: Pólšćina
- Spanish: Polaco m
- Swahili: Kipolandi
- Swedish: polska
- Tamil: போலிஷ்
- Tatar: Поляк
- Thai: ภาษาโปแลนด์
- Turkish: Lehçe
- Ukrainian: Польський
- Urdu: پولستاني
- Vietnamese: Tiếng Ba-lan
- Waloon: Polonès
- Welsh: Pwyleg
- Zulu: Isipholisha
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Pronunciation
- SAMPA : /'pQlIS/
- IPA : /ˈpɒlɪʃ/
Noun
polish
- a substance used to polish
- A good silver polish will remove tarnish easily.
- cleanliness; smoothness, shininess
- The floor was waxed to a high polish.
- refinement; cleanliness in performance or presentation
- The lecturer showed a lot of polish at his last talk.
Related terms
Translations
- Bulgarian: политура f (1), блясък m (2), изтънченост f (3)
- Esperanto: polurilo
- Farsi: جلا (jala)
- Finnish: kiillotusaine , kiillote
- French: vernis m
- German: Politur f
- Italian: lùcido
- Interlingua: cera (de polimento )
- Polish: pasta do polerowania
- Portuguese: cera (de polimento ) f
- Romanian: pastă de lustruit f
- Spanish: abrillantador
Verb
to polish (polished , polished)
- to shine; to make a surface very smooth or shiny by rubbing, cleaning, or grinding (often polish up)
- He polished up the chrome until it gleamed.
- to refine; remove imperfections
- The band has polished its performance since the last concert.
Related terms
polish off
Translations
- Breton: lufrañ , levnañ
- Bulgarian: излъсквам (1), шлифовам (2)
- Catalan: polir
- Dutch: polijsten
- Esperanto: poluri
- Farsi: صیقل زدن (sayqal zadan)
- Finnish: kiillottaa
- French: polir
- German: polieren
- Interlingua: polir; furbir (metal); lustrar (shoes); lisiar (smooth)
- Polish: polerować , wygładzać
- Portuguese: polir
- Romanian: a lustrui
- Spanish: pulir
- Swedish: polera , putsa
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