Resumen
Polish {adjetivo}
polaca · polaco · polonés · polacos · poloneses · polonesa · polacas · polonesas
polish {sustantivo}
betún · brillo · cera · crema · polaca · limpiacristales · pasta · polaco
to polish {verbo}
alisar · lustrar · pulir · acicalar · esmerar · bruñir · bolear · abrillantar · pulimentar · pulmentar · limpiar · encerar · embolar · embetunar · enlucir · refinar
Resultados del foro
Traducción Inglés-Español para "Polish"
"Polish" en español
Polish {sustantivo}
After the Polish plumber, we cannot now get into the case of the Belgian car.
He was the first Pole to write the nations history, in his Polish Chronicle.
We need only remember what a disaster the Polish corridor brought down upon us.
The same thing happened at the start of this sitting with Polish, a very nice language.
You can speak in English, Italian, Spanish, Portuguese, French and Polish.
Polish {adjetivo}
He was the first Pole to write the nations history, in his Polish Chronicle.
Finally, I wish to second what my Polish colleague Mrs Handzlik said.
This will result in the gradual extermination of the Polish nation.
In Poland, for example, it has been decided to set up a Polish OLAF.
One hectare of land in the Netherlands costs 30 times as much as Polish agricultural land.
Speaking before the House today, I should like to pay homage to the Polish bishops.
Polish farmers are weeping but nothing seems to be happening in the European Union.
Many Dutch lorry drivers have already been replaced by Polish drivers.
In response to our Polish colleagues: it is possible to believe in God and not be homophobic.
Polish exporters have incurred extremely serious financial losses.
I address these words also to our Polish families, to you, fathers and mothers.
This is proof that Polish companies are being discriminated against on the Russian market.
The matter concerns raids on Polish construction companies in Germany and their destruction.
In particular, it is scandalous to compare the League of Polish Families with the German Nazis.
The Polish authorities are refusing to grant him political asylum and intend to deport him to Russia.
polish {sustantivo}
We have an old saying in Scotland that you cannot polish a turnip and no amount of presentation will disguise the fact that the EU has a...
He was the first Pole to write the nations history, in his Polish Chronicle.
Finally, I wish to second what my Polish colleague Mrs Handzlik said.
This will result in the gradual extermination of the Polish nation.
In Poland, for example, it has been decided to set up a Polish OLAF.
One hectare of land in the Netherlands costs 30 times as much as Polish agricultural land.
polish {sustantivo}
After the Polish plumber, we cannot now get into the case of the Belgian car.
He was the first Pole to write the nations history, in his Polish Chronicle.
We need only remember what a disaster the Polish corridor brought down upon us.
The same thing happened at the start of this sitting with Polish, a very nice language.
You can speak in English, Italian, Spanish, Portuguese, French and Polish.
polish {adjetivo}
to polish {verbo}
to polish [polished|polished] {vb} (también: to smooth)
to polish [polished|polished] {vb} (también: to shine, to gloss, to luster, to lustrate)
to polish [polished|polished] {vb} (también: to burnish, to polish up, to hone)
to polish up
The "Join Me" pin is a nice and durable hard enamel-coated polished silver metal pin.
As the work of human hands, however, it is not perfect or polished.
The rapporteur's drafting has made the final report fair and a polished piece of work.
F FrostedT TransparentM MattP Polished
to polish [polished|polished] {vb}
to polish [polished|polished] {vb}
to polish [polished|polished] {vb} (también: to apply)
to polish [polished|polished] {vb}
to polish [polished|polished] {vb} (también: to enhance, to glaze)
to polish [polished|polished] {vb} [constr.]
to polish [polished|polished] {vb} [constr.]
to polish [polished|polished] {v.t.} (también: to wash, to absterge)
to polish [polished|polished] {v.t.} (también: to wax)
What, in fact, is the rationale behind saying that you are to have tax deductions for having your floors polished but not for having your rubbish taken away?
to polish [polished|polished] {v.t.} (también: to shine)
to polish [polished|polished] {v.t.} (también: to put polish on)
to put polish on
to polish [polished|polished] {v.t.}
to polish [polished|polished] {v.t.} (también: to refine)
Sinónimos
Sinónimos (Inglés) para "polish":
© Princeton Universityround · round off · polish up · brush up · refine · fine-tune · down · smooth · smoothen · shine · gloss · glossiness · burnish · refinement · culture · cultivation · finish
Ejemplos de uso
Ejemplos de uso para "Polish" en Español
Resultados del foro
"Polish" en español - Resultados en el foro
Palabras similares
police · police-related · policeman · policemen · policewoman · policies · policy · policyholder · polio · poliomyelitis · polish · polishability · polishable · polished · polisher · polishing · polite · politely · politeness · politic · political
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