English-Spanish translation for "to wax"

to wax [waxed|waxed] {vb} (also: to rub or polish with wax)

to wax [waxed|waxed] {vb}

to wax [waxed|waxed] {vb} [astrol.]

to wax [waxed|waxed] {v.t.} (also: to polish)

wax {noun} (also: match, earwax, wax taper)

     Brazilian wax

We have had enough of people waxing lyrical.

Allow me to wax nostalgic for a moment.

Stocks of elvers wax and wane even if there is a downward overall decline.

Residues resulting from the treatment of fatty substances or animal or vegetable waxes

Political alliances wax and wane and Turkish governments come, promise, and go.

It waxes eloquent over the reunification of the continent, deeming it a political and historical achievement.

The coming months will be decisive in determining whether a beautiful utopia is waxing or waning.

In the political domain, it is common to wax lyrical about the creation of a transatlantic Euro-Latin-American assembly.

Designed for Herbert Johnson of the Johnson Wax Company, the house was built only a year before their renown corporate headquarters in Racine.

In particular, I want to signal on behalf of my group an interest in the non-debate that waxes and wanes every so often about the reform of the UN Security Council.

Moreover, the Group of the European Liberal Democrat and Reform Party opposes sulphites in nuts and maize, and is also opposed to wax treatment of peaches and pineapples.