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smoothed

/smuːðd/

/smuðd/

smoothedadjective

/smuːðd/

Translations

сглаженный

The smoothed surface of the table was pleasant to touch.

Сглаженная поверхность стола была приятной на ощупь.

выравненный

The smoothed data showed a clear trend over time.

Выравненные данные показали четкую тенденцию с течением времени.

Additional translations

приглаженный

заглаженный

сглаживающий

Definitions

Having a surface made even or free from roughness.

The smoothed wood felt pleasant to the touch.

Made less harsh or severe; softened.

Her smoothed tone helped ease the tension in the room.

Synonyms

smoothedpast participle

/smuːðd/

/smuðd/

Past participle of the verb "smooth" used adjectivally.

Definitions

Treated or processed so as to become smooth; having been made smooth.

The smoothed surface of the marble reflected the light.

Synonyms

smoothadjective

Definitions

Having an even and regular surface; free from roughness or projections.

The table had a smooth finish that felt pleasant to the touch.

Having a pleasant and flowing quality, without sudden changes or interruptions.

The singer's smooth voice captivated the audience.

Easily and without difficulty or problems.

The project went through a smooth transition thanks to careful planning.

Charming and confident, often in a way that is not sincere.

He was a smooth talker, always knowing the right thing to say.

Of food or drink: pleasantly mild, without sharpness or harshness.

The wine has a smooth finish with no hint of acidity.

smoothverb

smoothed

Past Simple

smoothed

Past Simple

smoothed

Past Participle

smoothing

Gerund

/smuːð/

/smuð/

Translations

сглаживать

He tried to smooth the surface of the wood with sandpaper.

Он пытался сглаживать поверхность дерева наждачной бумагой.

разглаживать

She carefully smoothed the wrinkles out of the paper.

Она аккуратно разглаживала складки на бумаге.

Additional translations

ошкуривать

упрощать

смаковать

Definitions

To make a surface even or free from roughness or irregularities.

She used sandpaper to smooth the edges of the wooden table.

To make something less harsh or severe.

He tried to smooth the situation by apologizing for his mistake.

To make something more polished or refined.

The editor helped to smooth the manuscript before it was published.

To remove obstacles or difficulties from a process or situation.

The mediator worked to smooth the negotiations between the two parties.

Synonyms

smoothadverb

Definitions

In a smooth manner; without jolts or interruption.

The car now runs smooth after the tune-up.

smoothnoun

Definitions

A smooth part, surface, or period, especially as contrasted with something rough or difficult (usually used with ‘the’).

You have to take the rough with the smooth in any job.

smoothinterjection

Definitions

An exclamation expressing approval, satisfaction, or ironic praise for something deftly or slickly done.

"You managed to land the plane with no fuel? Smooth!"