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Перевод: burnish

[существительное]
полировка ; блеск ;
[глагол]
чистить; полировать; блестеть; воронить

Тезаурус:

1. Typically, this ware had a pattern burnish on a red, grey or light brown surface, and it was applied to goblets with tall narrow stems or conical pedestal bases.
2. It had become part of each morning's routine, almost as if a night's absence - or a weekend's - simply served to burnish his attractions.
3. I get the occasional hint from a darkened store window; sometimes, also, a chance distortion in the burnish of a faucet, of a knife.
4. The other was Vasiliki ware; this marked the end of the pattern burnish technique and the beginning of a new finish, a reddish-brown wash deliberately applied unevenly in order to simulate the mottled texture of the stone vases that were at that time so fashionable in eastern Crete (Figure 32C).
5. They have both feeling and burnish.
6. Every summer, for the month of July, the Goldman caravanserai would come to rest in London, where Milton would refresh his contacts, burnish new friendships and influence even more people.
7. Throughout your book you mention many of the art world's leading figures, including Lord Duveen, whom you describe as "an impossibly bumptious and opinionated ass who took advantage of any opportunity that presented itself to burnish his image and to further his own interests".
8. She wished her to dust the furniture, burnish the coal scuttle, and clean the windows.
9. It is in our power to develop our love and burnish it, for the image of love can have an existence separate from the beloved.
10. suck its burnish from the underside,
11. So Letterman has to burnish his act.
12. And through it all were shafts of golden splendour, shooting down from above to burnish the leaves with brilliance.
13. Its berries glistened red under the burnish of the breeze, which came in uneasy gusts from the south and east.