burnished

基本解釋

It dates back to Keynes, one of the few economists whose reputation has been burnished by the crisis.
這可以追溯到凱恩斯，他是為數(shù)不多的因危機(jī)而成名的經(jīng)濟(jì)學(xué)家中的一位。
The bronze medals are largely copper because burnished bronze and gold are similar in color, and the mint did not want any confusion as to which medal an athlete receives.
銅牌主要是銅，因?yàn)殄P亮的青銅和金在色彩上很相近，再說(shuō)，鑄幣廠也不希望在給哪位運(yùn)動(dòng)員辦法哪枚獎(jiǎng)牌的事上產(chǎn)生混亂。
Dubai has done a lot right. Despite a tarnished past as a centre for money laundering, it has burnished its image so as to attract big investment banks and other financiers in the past year.
迪拜萬(wàn)般皆好，唯有曾經(jīng)作為洗錢中心的不良記錄令其顏面盡失，不過(guò)近年來(lái)它已經(jīng)洗心革命力求贏得大型投資銀行及其他金融界人士的青睞。

The bronze medals are largely copper because burnished bronze and gold are similar in color, and the mint did not want any confusion as to which medal an athlete receives.

No question, Toyota , General Electric and BP have burnished their images by publicly hugging trees.
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He burnished his reputation as a Republican wordsmith working for Dan Coats, a former senator for Indiana.
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Suharto burnished his own Islamic image by completing the haj, the pilgrimage to Mecca, the following year.
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