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smooth

UK
/smuːð/
US
/smuθ/

Traducciones

smoothadjective
smoother
Comp.
smoothest
Super.
UK
/smuːð/
US
/smuθ/
The surface of the table is smooth.
Поверхность стола гладкая.
The road was smooth and easy to drive on.
Дорога была ровной и легкой для езды.
The dancer's movements were smooth and graceful.
Движения танцовщицы были плавными и грациозными.
The fabric of the dress is smooth and comfortable.
Ткань платья мягкая и удобная.
Sinónimos
even
flat
sleek
polished
glossy
soft
silky
unwrinkled
level
gentle
Antónimos
rough
uneven
bumpy
smoothverb
smoothed
Past Simple
smoothed
Past Participle
smoothing
Gerund
UK
/smuːð/
US
/smuð/
He tried to smooth the surface of the wood with sandpaper.
Он пытался сглаживать поверхность дерева наждачной бумагой.
She carefully smoothed the wrinkles out of the paper.
Она аккуратно разглаживала складки на бумаге.
Traducciones adicionales
ошкуривать
упрощать
смаковать
Sinónimos
flatten
level
even
polish
buff
gloss
refine
smoothadverb
UK
/smuːð/
US
/smuð/
Colloquial/idiomatic use meaning “smoothly”.
Sinónimos
smoothly
evenly
effortlessly
seamlessly
fluently
readily
easily
regularly
slickly
smoothnoun
Rare, mainly in fixed expressions such as “the rough with the smooth”.
smoothinterjection
Used colloquially to express admiration, approval, or mild sarcasm.
Sinónimos
nice!
well done!
good one!
slick!
smooth move!
bravo!
way to go!
nice going!

Definiciones

smoothadjective
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
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.
smoothadverb
In a smooth manner; without jolts or interruption.
The car now runs smooth after the tune-up.
smoothnoun
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
An exclamation expressing approval, satisfaction, or ironic praise for something deftly or slickly done.
"You managed to land the plane with no fuel? Smooth!"
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