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• He explains that the humid climate makes silver tarnish too quickly; it needs too much polishing.(铃木解释道，潮湿的气候会让银子很快失去光泽；需要大量的抛光。)
• If you don't do this, sunshine cloths help remove the tarnish easily.(如果你不这样做，阳光布有助于消除损害容易。)
• "We have a proud reputation, but mustn't tarnish it for the sake of making a quick buck," he said.(“我们有我们引以自豪的名誉，但绝不能为了急于赚钱就玷污了它，”他说。)
• The affair could tarnish the reputation of the senator.(这一事件可能有损那位参议员的名声。)
• Apple knows that it wouldn't take more than a few malicious apps to tarnish the iPhone's reputation.(苹果知道不需要太多的恶意程序就能使iPhone的名誉蒙污。)
• As the years went by, those "eccentricities" would become more bizarre, and completely tarnish it.(随着岁月的流逝，这些“怪癖”将变得更加稀奇古怪，就完全让他失色了。)
• And yet Mr Bush does not allow his list of regrets to tarnish a jaunty self-assessment.(但是，布什先生不会允许这些缺憾破坏他志得意满地自我评价。)
• Slash prices, though, and you could tarnish your brand's image permanently.(不过大削价则可能永久地玷污你的品牌。)
• And best of all, they won't tarnish.(和最佳所有，他们不会玷污。)
• But you know, honesty is not a commodity to bargain, which is the holy goddess, without any hint of tarnish.(但你可知道，诚信不是商品可以讨价还价，它是圣洁的女神，容不得一丝玷污。)