polishing造句

piece of chamois used for cleaning and polishing.

He explains that the humid climate makes silver tarnish too quickly; it needs too much polishing.

I spent the day in the waiting room polishing a manuscript whose only significance was its power to distract.

The researchers were polishing a slice of the carbon-rich Havero meteorite that fell to Earth in Finland in 1971.

Her Nazarites were purer than snow, they were whiter than milk, they were more ruddy in body than rubies, their polishing was of sapphire.

Including: Sawing, punching, turning, drilling, tapping, milling, polishing, wire-drawing, CNC processing, bending, forming and other deep processing, argon arc welding and assembly.

Meanwhile, in our house, as the clamor of violence grew in the distance, we were busy polishing the forks and wiping clean the second-best glasses.

On the starting grid he paced to and fro, endlessly polishing his goggles, chain-smoking cigarettes or feverishly chewing a wad of gum.

The calcareous internal shell of a cuttlefish, used as a dietary supplement for cage birds or ground into powder for use as a polishing agent.

And, as one would expect of a 19th-century gentleman, he was happy to pay others to carry out menial tasks for him, such as stoking his fire and polishing his shoes.

Surface treatment: Apply the surface treatment techniques like polishing, acid treatment and passivation to treat the welding line, hole, screw to ensure that the surface meets the GMP standards.

This paper reviews the corrosion resistance of various dental alloys evaluated in the light of their released ions in experiments, and shows the examples in which original corrosion resistance is lowered by the factors such as casting, polishing and contact with other metals.