擦亮

cāliàng
to polish

CEDICT

to polish; to wipe clean

Wiktionary

Examples

我要他擦亮我的皮鞋。

I got him to polish my shoes.

Source: Tatoeba

蘇珊擦亮了她父親的鞋。

Susan shined her father's shoes.

Susan polished her father's shoes.

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Entry Composition

1 擦 cā
  1. to rub; to scratch
  2. to wipe; to polish
  3. to apply (lipstick, lotion etc)
  4. to brush (past)
  5. to shred (a vegetable etc)
2 亮 liàng
  1. bright; light
  2. to shine; to flash
  3. loud and clear
  4. to show (one's passport etc); to make public (one's views etc)

Containing this entry

擦亮眼睛 cāliàngyǎnjīng
  1. to keep one's eyes open (idiom)
  2. to be on one's guard
  3. to be clear-eyed

Related entries

潤色 rùnsè
  1. to polish (a piece of writing)
  2. to add a few finishing touches to (a piece of writing, painting etc)
磨光 móguāng to polish
磨 mó
  1. to rub
  2. to grind
  3. to polish
  4. to sharpen
  5. to wear down
  6. to die out
  7. to waste time
  8. to pester
  9. to insist
她磨了这些刀。

She has sharpened the knives.

Source: Tatoeba

修飾 xiūshì
  1. to decorate
  2. to adorn
  3. to dress up
  4. to polish (a written piece)
  5. to qualify or modify (grammar)
修飾名詞的東西（形容詞，或形容詞相等語）。

Things that modify nouns (adjective, or adjectival equivalent).

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錯 cuò
  1. mistake
  2. wrong
  3. bad
  4. interlocking
  5. complex
  6. to grind
  7. to polish
  8. to alternate
  9. to stagger
  10. to miss
  11. to let slip
  12. to evade
  13. to inlay with gold or silver
我錯了嗎？

Am I wrong?

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