vt.磨光，擦亮(金属)
n.光泽，光滑

原形：burnish第三人称单数：burnishes过去式：burnished过去分词：burnished现在分词：burnishing

He spent hours carefully burnishing the silverware for the dinner party.
他花了几个小时仔细擦亮宴会用的银器。
The author's skillful use of language burnishes her reputation as a master storyteller.
作者熟练运用语言的技巧，进一步提升了她作为故事大师的声誉。
After applying the polish, he used a soft cloth to burnish the leather shoes until they gleamed.
涂上鞋油后，他用软布擦拭皮鞋，直到它们闪闪发亮。
Years of experience have burnished his skills as a surgeon.
多年的经验磨练了他的外科手术技能。
The constant rubbing of hands on the wooden surface eventually burnished it to a smooth finish.
双手不断摩擦木制表面，最终使其变得光滑如镜。
She burnished her credentials by completing several high-profile projects successfully.
她通过成功完成几个高知名度的项目，进一步增强了自己的资历。
The sun's rays seemed to burnish the leaves of the trees, giving them an almost golden glow.
阳光似乎擦亮了树叶，使它们呈现出近乎金色的光泽。
The old photograph had been burnished with age, softening its edges and enhancing its nostalgic appeal.
随着时间的流逝，那张老照片已被磨光，边缘柔和，更增添了怀旧的魅力。
He used a special tool to burnish the metal, removing any imperfections and creating a mirror-like shine.
他使用一种特殊工具擦亮金属，去除了所有瑕疵，使其呈现出镜面般的光泽。
Her performance in the play burnished her reputation as a talented actress.
她在剧中的表演进一步巩固了她作为天才女演员的名声。