Definition of highly polished in English:

highly polished

adjective

1Polished until a very shiny finish is achieved.
he slipped on the highly polished parquet floor
Example sentencesExamples
- Almost completely black, the glistening work is highlighted in a few areas by pieces of highly polished chrome.
- Between the two are encapsulated fixed, highly polished aluminium louvres.
- The huge double doors at the entrance were made of highly polished wood.
- They were highly polished shoes, with gold chains decorating their tops.
- Not an inch of the sculpture's original highly polished surface remains.
- His most characteristic works featured very elegant flowing linear forms in highly polished metal.
- The hall has highly polished, lathe-turned stone pillars, with capitals supporting brackets intricately carved with figures from Hindu mythology.
- The floors were highly polished marble, and chandeliers hovered overhead like great golden birds.
- They were in a room made of highly polished black onyx.
- In the later 1960s, he returned to figuration, typically contrasting highly polished faceted surfaces with rougher areas.
1. 1.1 Improved or refined to a high standard.
  it's a highly polished product that smacks of limitless development budget
  Example sentencesExamples
  Serene and poised, her manners were highly polished, and she learned her lessons quickly, practicing and perfecting her womanly skills.
  The results are good, albeit highly polished.
  These performances are gravely beautiful, intimate, and highly polished, with no loss of warmth.
  The resulting 'content gap' ensured the success of the highly polished satellite broadcasters at the expense of local broadcasters and, ultimately, the coalition.
  Eurovision song contests suddenly seem highly polished events!
  Few people would argue that his baton technique was highly polished, or that he was a 'great' conductor in the usual sense.
  What we're left with is a highly polished domestic drama that is, frankly, a stupefying bore.
  The later Georgian composers continued to write and publish anthems, sometimes highly polished but rarely showing pronounced originality.
  The overall effect is one of a highly polished, moving production.
  For your showcase, the California-based arts consultant and agent recommends you put forth your most engaging, highly polished work.

单词	highly polished
释义	Definition of highly polished in English: highly polished adjective 1Polished until a very shiny finish is achieved. he slipped on the highly polished parquet floor Example sentencesExamples Almost completely black, the glistening work is highlighted in a few areas by pieces of highly polished chrome. Between the two are encapsulated fixed, highly polished aluminium louvres. The huge double doors at the entrance were made of highly polished wood. They were highly polished shoes, with gold chains decorating their tops. Not an inch of the sculpture's original highly polished surface remains. His most characteristic works featured very elegant flowing linear forms in highly polished metal. The hall has highly polished, lathe-turned stone pillars, with capitals supporting brackets intricately carved with figures from Hindu mythology. The floors were highly polished marble, and chandeliers hovered overhead like great golden birds. They were in a room made of highly polished black onyx. In the later 1960s, he returned to figuration, typically contrasting highly polished faceted surfaces with rougher areas. 1.1 Improved or refined to a high standard. it's a highly polished product that smacks of limitless development budget Example sentencesExamples Serene and poised, her manners were highly polished, and she learned her lessons quickly, practicing and perfecting her womanly skills. The results are good, albeit highly polished. These performances are gravely beautiful, intimate, and highly polished, with no loss of warmth. The resulting 'content gap' ensured the success of the highly polished satellite broadcasters at the expense of local broadcasters and, ultimately, the coalition. Eurovision song contests suddenly seem highly polished events! Few people would argue that his baton technique was highly polished, or that he was a 'great' conductor in the usual sense. What we're left with is a highly polished domestic drama that is, frankly, a stupefying bore. The later Georgian composers continued to write and publish anthems, sometimes highly polished but rarely showing pronounced originality. The overall effect is one of a highly polished, moving production. For your showcase, the California-based arts consultant and agent recommends you put forth your most engaging, highly polished work.
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