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polished ['pɔliʃt]
adj. 磨光的，擦亮的;完美的，精良的;优雅的; v. 使光滑，擦亮(polish的过去式和过去分词);
"The boxer polished off his opponent in the first round."
那个拳击手在第一个回合就把他的对手击倒了.
近义：sleek, burnished, glace, waxed, frosted, ground 反义：abrasive, asperous, rough, tart, coarse
rubbing
n. 摩擦, 研磨, 摹拓\\n[化] 打磨
近义：abrasion, massage, rub, chafing, excoriation, friction
perfected
v. 使…完美, 使…熟练（perfect的过去形式）
近义：improved
trials
n. 尝试, 努力；考验；审判；顿顽（trial的复数）

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