VERBO | contact | lustrar, abrillantar, acicalar, bruñir, cepillar, pulir | make (a surface) shine |
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creation | lustrar, bruñir, pulir | give a shine or gloss to, usually by rubbing | |
body | lustrar, alisar | give a smooth and glossy appearance |
Sentido | make (a surface) shine. | |
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Sinónimos | abrillantar, acicalar, bruñir, cepillar, pulir | |
Implica | acariciar, friccionar, frotarse, frotar, restregarse, restregar | Move over something with pressure |
Específico | abrillantar, bruñir, pulimentar, pulir | polish and make shiny |
abrillantar con cera, encerar, pulir con cera | polish with wax | |
alisar | make slick or smooth | |
bruñir, lustrar, pulir | Give a shine or gloss to, usually by rubbing | |
General | adornar, decorar, embellecer, hermosear | make more beautiful |
Inglés | polish, smooth, smoothen, shine | |
Catalán | brunyir, enllustrar, llustrar, lustrar, polir, raspallar | |
Nombres | abrillantador | A preparation used in polishing |
barniz, pulimento | The property of being smooth and shiny | |
enceradora | A power tool used to buff surfaces | |
lustrado, pulimento | The work of making something smooth and shiny by rubbing or waxing it |
Sentido | Give a shine or gloss to, usually by rubbing. | |
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Sinónimos | bruñir, pulir | |
Implica | acariciar, friccionar, frotarse, frotar, restregarse, restregar | Move over something with pressure |
General | abrillantar, acicalar, bruñir, cepillar, lustrar, pulir | make (a surface) shine |
También | acallar, blanquear, cubrir, disimular, encalar, encubrir, tapar | cover up a misdemeanor, fault, or error |
Inglés | gloss | |
Catalán | brunyir, enllustrar, llustrar, polir | |
Nombres | barniz, pulimento | The property of being smooth and shiny |
Sentido | Give a smooth and glossy appearance. | |
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Sinónimo | alisar | |
General | desenmarañar, desenredar, peinar | smoothen and neaten with or as with a comb |
Inglés | slick, slick down, sleek down | |
Catalán | allisar | |
Nombres | lustre, suavidad, viscosidad | A slippery smoothness |
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