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French-polish

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French-polish
vb
(Fine Arts & Visual Arts / Furniture) to treat with French polish or give a French polish (to)
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French-polish [ˌfrentʃˈpɒlɪʃ] VT (Brit) → lacar
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The court had found then that his bail offer was inadequate while the Swiss Justice Ministry said the risk that the French-Polish movie director would escape the country was "still too high.
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The court had found then that his bail offer was inadequate while the Swiss Justice Ministry said the risk that the French-Polish movie director would escape the country was "still too high.
Swiss court accepts Polanski bail bid: official by AFP / AFP Global Edition
The 76 year-old French-Polish fugitive Oscar winner was due to collect a lifetime achievement award at the festival in the Swiss city.
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