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| 1. | We could well do without so much spit and polish as part of our routine. |
| 我们不是每天这样梳洗打扮也过得去。 |
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| 2. | carborundum [as a polish] |
| 车牙石 |
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| 3. | The word "polish," with a lowercased "p," is one of the few (and perhaps the only) words in the English language that is pronounced differently when it is capitalized. |
| 以小写字母“p”开头的单词“polish”，与首字母大写时发音不同，可能是英语中仅有的几个单词之一（也许是唯一的一个）。 |
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| 4. | As for the Polish government, it was a fascist, reactionary government of the Polish landlords and bourgeoisie |
| 在波兰政府方面，它是一个法西斯政府，是波兰地主资产阶级的反动政府，它残酷地剥削工农，压迫波兰的民主主义者； |
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| 5. | Enhance your credibility as you polish your management skills, and improvement your potential. |
| 在改善管理技能的同时，增加你的可信度，释放你尚未开发的潜能。 |
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| 6. | As expected, the Polish playmaker will be hoping to impress on his home ground. |
| 人们期望这位波兰队中的核心人物能够在同德国的比赛中有上佳表现。 |
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| 7. | However, the effect is only temporary and the scratches will reappear as the polish or wax wears off. |
| 然而，效果只是临时的，并且划痕还会再现，就像抛光和打蜡一样。 |
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| 8. | To make smooth or glossy by or as if by rubbing; polish. |
| 擦亮通过摩擦或像通过摩擦使光滑或发亮；擦亮 |
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| 9. | A light, porous, glassy lava, used in solid form as an abrasive and in powdered form as a polish and |
| 轻石，浮石一种在固体状时用作研磨物且粉状时用作磨光物和研磨物的轻多孔火山岩 |
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| 10. | body forward to block a grapefruit-sized red ball in a team handball game, her cheeks flush as pink as |
| 在一次手球团体赛中，当11岁的阿曼达·布什奋身前扑，去阻挡那葡萄柚般大小的红色小球时，她双颊涨红，好似被她啃过的小小指甲上的玫瑰色指甲油一般，粉红粉红的。 |
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