To polish or abrade a surface until scratches, marks, or imperfections are reduced or removed.
2.
USUKinformal
Figuratively, to repair, smooth over, or otherwise make a problem, mistake, or blemish less serious or less noticeable.
Examples:
EN: Big Dave's stressing because he can't get the visual of Kelly Taylor in the buff out of his mind.
ES: Aquí Dave está afligido porque no puede quitarse la imagen de Kelly Taylor de su cabeza.
EN: I'm ready to buff out my wax and show you the difference, but Al's using the buffer, so I've brought my own.
ES: Estoy listo para pulir la cera y mostrarles la diferencia, pero Al está usando la pulidora, así que traje la mía.
EN: I hired a Mason to buff out the 19 and chisel in a 20.
ES: Contraté a un mampostero para que borrara el "19" y grabara un "20".
EN: - Shit'll buff out.
ES: - Me encanta.
EN: She goes, "As soon as I pulled that buff out," she goes, "I was about to cry."
ES: Me dice: en cuanto me quité el pañuelo, me dieron ganas de llorar.
EN: George Maloof has been camping out at the Palms... while I buff out his ivory maple... and Glenn Schaeffer's stayin' at The Hotel at Mandalay... until I'm done with his Amazon oak.
ES: George Mallof acampa en el Palms mientras pulo su arce de marfil... y Glenn Schaeffer está hospedado en el hotel de Mandalay... hasta que termine su roble amazonas.
EN: That might take you a while to buff out.
ES: Va a llevar tiempo arreglarlo.
EN: That'll buff out.
ES: No quedará una marca.
ES: Eso va ha salirse.
ES: Lo pulirá.
EN: - I can buff out the scratches.
ES: - L puede buffout los arañazos.
EN: Let's buff out the blemishes and smooth out the skin.
ES: Pule las imperfecciones y suaviza la piel.
ES: Borremos todas las manchas y alisemos la piel.