Polish russian
по́льский
Polish
по́льский
Polish language
чи́стить
to clean, to brush, to polish
to peel
поля́к
Pole, Polish man
лак
varnish, lacquer
nail polish, nail varnish
тере́ть
to rub
to grate, to shred, to grind
to chafe, to rub sore, to abrade
to polish, to scour, to scrub
полирова́ть
to polish
обраба́тывать
to process, to handle, to work up
to machine, to work (a surface), to polish, to dress
to cultivate, to till, to work (the land)
to treat, to disinfect, to dress (a wound)
to influence, to work on (someone), to persuade, to manipulate
прико́нчить
to finish off, to kill, to do in
to finish, to polish off, to use up
to put an end to, to bring to an end, to settle
начи́стить
to polish, to shine, to buff up
to peel (a quantity of), to clean (a quantity of)
почи́стить
to clean, to brush, to polish
to peel
отполирова́ть
to polish
натере́ть
to grate
to rub sore, to chafe, to get a blister on
to rub in, to rub with (an ointment)
to polish, to wax (a floor)
гутали́н
shoe polish
отточи́ть
to sharpen, to whet, to hone
to perfect, to refine, to polish
натира́ть
to rub in, to rub (with)
to grate
to chafe, to rub sore
to polish, to buff, to wax (a floor)
костёл
Polish Roman-Catholic church
лях
Pole, Polish person
отшлифова́ть
to polish, to burnish, to sand, to grind
to polish up, to perfect, to give the finishing touches to
усиде́ть
to remain sitting, to sit still, to stay seated
to eat up, to polish off, to knock back (a drink)
шлифова́ть
to grind, to polish, to sand
to polish, to refine, to perfect
смести́
to sweep off, to sweep away, to brush off
to sweep away, to wipe out, to carry off
to wolf down, to polish off, to gobble up
лоск
gloss, sheen, lustre
polish (of manners), refinement, sophistication
надра́ить
to scrub, to polish (to a shine), to swab
to tell off, to give a telling-off, to chew out
to haul taut, to tighten, to lash down
по́льски
in Polish, Polish-style
допили́ть
to finish sawing, to finish filing
to finalize, to complete, to finish off, to polish
обката́ть
to run in (a vehicle), to break in
to roll smooth, to level by rolling
to roll (in flour), to coat (in breadcrumbs), to bread
to polish (a performance), to bring to perfection
дорабо́тать
to finish off, to complete, to refine, to polish up
to work until, to work up to
ва́кса
shoe polish, blacking
darkie, black person (offensive)
оплета́ть
to entwine, to twine around, to braid around, to encase in wickerwork
to cheat, to swindle, to dupe, to take in
to devour, to wolf down, to polish off
наверну́ть
to screw on, to screw onto
to wind (around), to wrap (around)
to wolf down, to polish off, to tuck into
умя́ть
to knead thoroughly, to work up well, to press down, to compact
to polish off, to wolf down, to stuff down, to devour
отта́чивать
to sharpen, to whet, to hone
to perfect, to refine, to polish, to hone (a skill)
ва́ксить
to polish, to black
вощи́ть
to wax, to coat with wax, to rub with wax
to polish with wax, to wax (a floor)
вы́лощить
(colloquial) to polish to rub for a shine and smoothness on something
вышлифовать
to polish
гла́дкость
smoothness, evenness
fluency, smoothness (of style), polish
дораба́тывать
to finish off, to complete, to refine, to polish
to work until, to work out (one's time), to stay on the job until
лощи́ть
(colloquial) to polish to rub for a shine and smoothness on something
мели́ть
to chalk, to polish with whiting
начища́ть
to polish (to a shine), to shine (shoes etc.), to scrub clean
to peel (a large quantity of), to clean (a large quantity of)
обка́тывать
to run in, to break in
to roll, to roll smooth, to level by rolling
to fine-tune, to polish, to iron out
to smooth, to wear smooth, to round off
to coat in breadcrumbs
обтёсываться
to acquire manners, to acquire polish
обтира́ться
to sponge down, to rub oneself down, to give oneself a rubdown
to dry oneself, to towel oneself off
to settle in, to get used to one's surroundings, to acquire a polish
отшлифо́вывать
to polish, to grind, to sand, to burnish
to refine, to perfect, to polish up
подъеда́ть
to eat up, to finish off, to polish off
to eat extra, to snack in between
to eat away at (from below), to gnaw at, to erode
политу́ра
polish, varnish
прика́нчивать
to finish off, to polish off, to use up
to finish off, to kill, to do in
умина́ть
to knead, to press down, to tamp down, to compact
to eat up, to wolf down, to polish off
нава́ксить
to polish, to black
подъе́сть
to eat up, to finish off, to polish off
to gnaw away at (from below), to eat away at the base of, to nibble at
to eat a bit more, to have something extra to eat
ока́тывать
to douse, to pour over, to drench, to sluice
to roll smooth, to level (by rolling), to smooth out
to wash smooth, to round off (by water)
to break in, to run in
to put the finishing touches to, to finalize, to polish off
поля́чка
Polish girl, Polish lady
отёсывать
hew, trim, dress (stone), square off
polish (someone's manners), knock the rough edges off, civilize
навощи́ть
to wax, to polish with wax, to rub with wax
све́тский
secular, worldly, temporal
high-society, socially polished, sophisticated, fashionable
лакиро́ванный
lacquered, varnished, patent (leather), polished
whitewashed, idealized, glossed over
полиро́вка
shiny polished surface of something
шлифо́вка
grinding, polishing
полирова́льник
polishing tool
кро́кус
crocus
jeweller's rouge, colcothar, crocus (polishing powder)
полотёр
floor polisher (person), floor waxer
floor polisher (machine), floor polishing machine
лощёный
polished glossy dapper лоск (adj)
обраба́тываться
to be processed, to be treated, to be handled, to be worked on
to take final shape, to be given final form, to be polished up
to run in, to wear in, to settle into the work
зако́нченный
finished, polished, complete
вы́лощенный
glossy, polished, foppish, dandyish
полирова́льный
polishing
полиро́ванный
polished
полиро́вщик
polisher (person who polishes)
полотёрный
floor-polishing
шлифова́ние
grinding, polishing, filing
отшлифова́ться
to be polished, to be ground, to be refined
шлифова́льный
grinding, abrasive, polishing, sanding
чи́щенный
cleaned, peeled, polished, brushed
полиру́ющий
polishing
полирова́вший
having polished, who polished
полиру́емый
polishable, being polished
начи́стивший
having cleaned, having polished
начи́щенный
polished, shined, shiny
почи́щенный
cleaned, brushed, polished, peeled
отполирова́вший
having polished, who polished, that polished
отполиро́ванный
polished, burnished, buffed
натира́емый
being rubbed, being polished, being grated, being chafed
отшлифова́вший
polished, ground, smoothed, refined
шлифу́ющий
polishing, grinding, sanding, abrasive
шлифова́вший
that polished, that ground, that sanded, having polished
шлифу́емый
polishable, grindable, sandable
шлифо́ванный
polished, ground, smoothed
грани́вший
that was faceting, that was cutting (glass), that was polishing (cut glass)
надра́ивший
having scrubbed, having polished, having shined (thoroughly)
надра́енный
polished, shined, burnished
допи́ленный
finished, completed, polished, refined
отта́чивающий
sharpening, honing, perfecting, polishing
ва́ксящий
polishing, shining
вы́лощивший
having polished, who has polished, that has polished
вы́шлифовавший
having polished, having ground, having sanded
глянцу́ющий
glossy, lustrous, shining, polishing
глянцева́вший
glossy, shiny, polished, glazed
глянцуемый
glossable, polishable, glazable
Examples
По́льские гвозди доро́же, чем кита́йские.
Polish nails are more expensive than the Chinese ones.
По́льские но́гти доро́же, чем кита́йские.
Polish nails are more expensive than the Chinese ones.
Лазарь Заменгоф — поля́к.
Lazarus Zamenhof is Polish.
Мы до́лжны отполирова́ть по́льскую фурнитуру.
We must polish the Polish furniture.
Магдалена и Лех гото́вятся к экза́мену по по́льскому языку́.
Magdalena and Lech are preparing for their Polish exams.
Я, наверное, буду пе́рвым мини́стром иностра́нных дел По́льши, кто тако́е ска́жет, но тем не менее: я бою́сь герма́нской мощи ме́ньше, чем начина́ю боя́ться их безде́йствия.
I will probably be the first Polish foreign minister in history to say so, but here it is: I fear German power less than I am beginning to fear German inactivity.
Мать Фелиции - по́лька румы́нского происхожде́ния.
Felicja's mother is a Polish of Romanian origin.
Неве́ста - америка́нка по́льского происхожде́ния.
The bride is American with Polish origins.
Я не могу́ испра́вить э́то предложе́ние. Я не зна́ю по́льского.
I cannot correct this sentence. I don't know Polish.
На самом де́ле, Мария Кюри - поля́чка, а не францу́женка.
In fact, Marie Curie is Polish, not French.
Мне надо подтяну́ть грамма́тику.
I need to polish up the grammar.
Мы до́лжны отполирова́ть по́льскую ме́бель.
We must polish the Polish furniture.
Я разгова́ривал с по́льским посло́м.
I talked with the Polish ambassador.
Том хоте́л почи́стить себе боти́нки.
Tom wanted to polish his shoes.
I am a Polish journalist.
Э́то предложе́ние не на по́льском.
This sentence is not in Polish.
По́льские специали́сты рабо́тают в Африке.
Polish specialists work in Africa.
Я живу́ в небольшо́й дереву́шке в пятидесяти киломе́трах от по́льской столи́цы.
I live in a small village fifty kilometers from the Polish capital.
Я переговори́л с по́льским посло́м.
I spoke with the Polish ambassador.
Я говорю́ немного по-польски; как раз доста́точно, чтобы объясни́ться.
I speak a little Polish, just enough to make myself understood.
По́льский перево́д появи́лся вскоре после оригина́льного неме́цкого изда́ния.
A Polish translation appeared soon after the original German edition.
Лак для ногте́й - э́то водосто́йкая субста́нция.
Nail polish is a waterproof substance.
Мастер обещал вышлифовать поверхность стола до блеска.
The craftsman promised to polish the surface of the table to a shine.
Новичок постепенно обтёсывается в нашем коллективе.
The newcomer is gradually acquiring some polish in our team.
В армии парни быстро обтёсываются.
In the army, the guys quickly acquire some polish.
Польский язык принадлежит к западнославянской группе.
Polish belongs to the West Slavic group.
