/pu.ˈliɾ/
OrigemDo latim polire⁽ˡᵃ⁾.
- tornar lustroso através da fricção; executar polimento
“Retirado o metal de dentro da forma, começava o lento trabalho de esculpir e polir as peças com ferramentas feitas pelo próprio Ghiberti.”
- dar brilho a
- alisar
- brunir
- civilizar
Formaspolindo(gerund) · polido(participle) · pulo(singular, first-person, indicative, present) · pules(singular, second-person, indicative, present) · pule(singular, third-person, indicative, present) · polimos(plural, first-person, indicative, present) · polis(plural, second-person, indicative, present) · pulem(plural, third-person, indicative, present) · polia(singular, first-person, indicative, past, continuative) · polias(singular, second-person, indicative, past, continuative) · polia(singular, third-person, indicative, past, continuative) · políamos(plural, first-person, indicative, past, continuative) · políeis(plural, second-person, indicative, past, continuative) · poliam(plural, third-person, indicative, past, continuative) · poli(singular, first-person, indicative, past) · poliste(singular, second-person, indicative, past) · poliu(singular, third-person, indicative, past) · polimos(plural, first-person, indicative, past) · polistes(plural, second-person, indicative, past) · poliram(plural, third-person, indicative, past)