擦zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • cā liàng zhě， mó guāng gōng rén bǎ dōng xī cā liàng de rén， yóu zhǐ yòng lái shàng bù guāng de ruǎn pí gé huò bù liào lái cā liàng de rén
    One that buffs, especially a piece of soft leather or cloth used to shine or polish.
  • tā de xié zǒng shì cā dé qián qián jìng jìng。
    His shoes were always well polished.
  • tā bǎ zhuō miàn cā dé hěn liàng .
    He had polished the table-top until it gleamed.
  • tā men bǎ qì chē cā liàng。
    They polished the car.
  • tā yǐ cā liàng liǎo xié。
    He has polished his shoes.
  • zhè 'ér yòu rén gěi wǒ cā pí xié má？
    Can I have my shoes polished here?
  • tā bǎ dà mén de bǎ shǒu cā liàng。
    He polished up the handle of the big front door.
  • yòng lái dǎ guāng huò cā liàng de zhì jì。
    a preparation used in polishing.
  • nà huáng tóng zhì pǐn gāi cā liǎo hēi hú hú de .
    The brasswork needs polishing it's badly tarnished.
  • fèi jìn de tǐ lì huó 'ér；（ yóu zhǐ） cā shì
    Hard manual work, esp vigorous polishing or cleaning
  • fā liàng de jīn shǔ bù jiàn cā dé fā liàng de jīn shǔ bù jiàn huò gù dìng zhuāng zhì
    Metal parts or fixtures made bright by polishing.
  • yuē hàn de qì chē shì tā de zhēn 'ài zhī wù， tā zǒng shì bǎ tā cā dé liàng liàng de。
    John's car was the apple of his eye. He was always polishing it.
  • cā fěn yī zhǒng shēn hóng sè de yǎng huà tiě xì fěn， fe2o3， zuò wéi yán mó jì yòng yú pāo guāng
    A dark red powdered variety of iron oxide, Fe2O3, used as an abrasive for polishing.
  • （ tóu fā） cā rùn fā yóu de。
    (of hair) groomed with pomade.
  • tā cā qù yù shì dì miàn shàng yī tān tān de shuǐ .
    She mopped up the pools of water on the bathroom floor.
  • tā cā qù yù shì dì miàn shàng yī tān tān de shuǐ
    She mopped up the pools of water on the bathroom floor
  • tā bǎ kā fēi hú nèi bù cā gān jìng。
    She wiped out the coffee pot.
  • zhè xiē guàn zǐ hěn róng yì cā gān jìng。
    These pots clean easily.
  • mào yì bǎo hù zhù yì yòu suǒ tái tóu， mào yì mó cā jiā jù。
    Trade protectionism is gaining ground, resulting in heightened trade frictions.
  • yán mó dǎo suì cuō cā 、 mó xì、 dǎo làn， shǐ … yán mó chéng xì fěn mò， shǐ chéng fěn mò zhuàng
    To rub, crush, grind, or pound into fine particles or a powder; pulverize.
  • tā de yín sè cān jù xū yào chè dǐ nòng qīng jié bìng jiāng qí cā liàng。
    His table silver requires to be purified and repolished throughout.
  • tā yòng yī kuài jiù bù cā dì bǎn。
    She washed the floor with a rag.
  • biǎo miàn de huá hén hěn róng yì cā diào。
    Superficial scratches can be easily removed.
  • qǐng yòng zhè kuài bù hǎohǎo cā cā zhuō zǐ。
    Please give the table a good rub with this cloth.
  • tā yòng yī kuài bù bǎ xié cā liàng。
    She rubbed her shoes with a cloth to make them shine.
  • tā cā qù xiě de zì。
    He rubbed out the writing.
  • yòng liàng guāng jì cā。
    Rub the polish in.
  • bǎ nǐ de tóu fā cā gān。
    Rub your hair dry.
  • bǎ kè zhuō hǎohǎo cā yī cā。
    Give the desk a good rub.
  • mǎ dèng pí dài bǎ tā tuǐ shàng de pí fū cā shāng yǐn qǐ téng tòng .
    The stirrup leathers rubbed raw patches on his legs.
  • tā bǎ tā shū shàng de jì hào cā diào liǎo。
    He rubbed out the mark on his book.
  • wǒ shǐ jìn cā yě cā bù diào nà wū jì .
    I rubbed hard but the stain just wouldn't go.