shoeshine

English

Etymology

shoe +‎ shine

Noun

shoeshine (plural shoeshines)

The act of polishing shoes.
The shiny finish on shoes that have been polished.

Translations

the act of polishing shoes

Finnish: kenkien kiillotus, lankkaus, kengänkiillotus
German: Schuheputzen n, Schuhputzen n
Italian: lucidatura (it) f
Japanese: 靴磨き (kutsu-migaki)
Kurdish:
Sorani: بۆیاغکردن‎ (ku) (boyaẍkirdin)

Macedonian: чистење чевли (čístenje čévli)
Portuguese: engraxamento m
Russian: чи́стка о́буви f (čístka óbuvi)
Scottish Gaelic: lìomhadh m

the shiny finish on shoes that have been polished

Finnish: kiilto (fi)
Italian: lucentezza (it) f, brillantezza (it) f
Japanese: つや (ja) (tsuya)

Kurdish:
Sorani: بۆیاغ‎ (ku) (boyaẍ)
Scottish Gaelic: lìomh f

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Italian: ^{(please verify)} sciuscià (it) m

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