Definition of Polish
Polish
Po·lish
Definition/Meaning
(adjective)
Relating to Poland or its people, or a language spoken in Poland.
e.g. She was proud of her Polish heritage and cultural traditions.
(verb)
to refine or improve the condition or state of something, for example to make someone's manners smoother;
e.g. The speaking coach helped the actor polish her accent for the role.
(verb)
to add the finishing touches to something and being it to a more refined or developed state;
e.g. I can use this feedback to polish my article by the deadline.
(noun)
a substance that is rubbed onto something to make it look smooth, glossy, and shiny;
e.g. She added polish to his shoes to make them look as good as new.
(noun)
the action or process of rubbing something to make it look smooth and shiny/glossy, or the smooth and shiny/glossy appearance thus achieved;
e.g. He gave the mirror a quick polish to remove the fingerprints.
(noun)
a state of elegance, refinement, or high development in something/someone;
e.g. They admired the polish and effectiveness of her speech.
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