buffing

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英 ['bʌfɪŋ]
美 ['bʌfɪŋ]
是什么意思
  • n.

    磨光,抛光;

  • v.

    用软物擦亮(金属)( buff的现在分词 );使皮革柔软;减低(力量);减弱

  • 英英释义

    buff[ 'bʌfiŋ ]

    • n.
      • an ardent follower and admirer

        同义词:fandevoteelover

      • a soft thick undyed leather from the skins of e.g. buffalo or oxen
      • bare skin; naked

        "swimming in the buff"

      • a medium to dark tan color

        同义词:yellowish brownraw siennacaramelcaramel brown

      • an implement consisting of soft material mounted on a block; used for polishing (as in manicuring)

        同义词:buffer

    • v.
      • strike, beat repeatedly

        "The wind buffeted him"

        同义词:buffet

      • polish and make shiny

        "buff the wooden floors"; "buff my shoes"

        同义词:burnishfurbishflush

    • adj.of the yellowish-beige color of buff leather
    学习怎么用

    词组短语

    buffing machine抛光机;擦光机

    双语例句

    用作名词(n.)
    1. As an alternative to a hard backing plate, this cushioned backing plate distributes pressure for smoother buffing and minimizing swirls.
      作为可更换的硬底盘,这款缓和底盘冲击的底盘可以在进行平滑抛光和减到最小程度螺旋纹时减少压力。
    2. For a bright glossy surface on your anodized part, steel wool or wet sand it and then polish it with a buffing wheel using tripoli compound.
      需要明亮的光泽,则需要用钢丝球或者湿的砂纸磨,之后用硅藻土抛光轮抛光。

    权威例句

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