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smooth BrE / smuːð /  NAmE / smuːð / Native audio playback is not supported. smooth(adjective)BrE / smuːð /  NAmE / smuːð / completely flat and even, without any lumps, holes or rough areasopposite roughhttps://www.oxfordlearnersdictionaries.com/definition/english/rough_1a lotion to make your skin feel soft and smoothThe water was as smooth as glass.a paint that gives a smooth, silky finishOver the years, the stone steps had worn smooth.without any lumpsMix the flour with the milk to form a smooth paste.happening or continuing without any problemsThey are introducing new measures to ensure the smooth running of the business.They could not ensure a smooth transfer of political power.even and regular, without sudden stops and startsThe car's improved suspension gives you a smoother ride.The plane made a smooth landing.She swung herself over the gate in one smooth movement.very polite and pleasant, but in a way that is often not very sinceresynonym smarmyhttps://www.oxfordlearnersdictionaries.com/definition/english/smarmyI don't like him. He's far too smooth for me.He's something of a smooth operator.pleasant and not bitterThis coffee has a smooth, rich taste.nice to hear, and without any rough or unpleasant soundsExtra ExamplesThe project got off to a remarkably smooth start.The steps had been worn smooth by the thousands of passing feet.The surface should be sanded smooth.This cream makes even the roughest hands silky smooth.a fairly smooth transition to democracyher beautifully smooth complexionthe deceptively smooth surface of the glacierHe’s something of a smooth operator.I don’t like him. He’s far too smooth for me.Try using a lotion to make your skin feel soft and smooth.Use a paint that gives a smooth, silky finish.Word OriginOld English smōth, probably of Germanic origin, though no cognates are known. The verb dates from Middle English.

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(adjective) a lotion to make your skin feel soft and smooththe water was as smooth as glass.a paint that gives a smooth, silky finishover the years, the stone steps had worn smooth. Search images by the wordhttps://www.google.com/search?biw=1280&bih=661&tbm=isch&sa=1&q=smooth This card's content is collected from the following dictionaries: Oxford Advanced Learner's Dictionary

Word	smooth
WordType	(adjective)
Phonetic	BrE / smuːð / NAmE / smuːð /
Example	a lotion to make your skin feel soft and smooth the water was as smooth as glass. a paint that gives a smooth, silky finish over the years, the stone steps had worn smooth.
Sound	Native audio playback is not supported.
Image	Search images by the word https://www.google.com/search?biw=1280&bih=661&tbm=isch&sa=1&q=smooth
Content	smooth (adjective)BrE / smuːð / NAmE / smuːð / completely flat and even, without any lumps, holes or rough areas opposite rough https://www.oxfordlearnersdictionaries.com/definition/english/rough_1 a lotion to make your skin feel soft and smooth The water was as smooth as glass. a paint that gives a smooth, silky finish Over the years, the stone steps had worn smooth. without any lumps Mix the flour with the milk to form a smooth paste. happening or continuing without any problems They are introducing new measures to ensure the smooth running of the business. They could not ensure a smooth transfer of political power. even and regular, without sudden stops and starts The car's improved suspension gives you a smoother ride. The plane made a smooth landing. She swung herself over the gate in one smooth movement. very polite and pleasant, but in a way that is often not very sincere synonym smarmy https://www.oxfordlearnersdictionaries.com/definition/english/smarmy I don't like him. He's far too smooth for me. He's something of a smooth operator. pleasant and not bitter This coffee has a smooth, rich taste. nice to hear, and without any rough or unpleasant sounds Extra Examples The project got off to a remarkably smooth start. The steps had been worn smooth by the thousands of passing feet. The surface should be sanded smooth. This cream makes even the roughest hands silky smooth. a fairly smooth transition to democracy her beautifully smooth complexion the deceptively smooth surface of the glacier He’s something of a smooth operator. I don’t like him. He’s far too smooth for me. Try using a lotion to make your skin feel soft and smooth. Use a paint that gives a smooth, silky finish. Word Origin Old English smōth, probably of Germanic origin, though no cognates are known. The verb dates from Middle English.
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Smooth Smuːð Silky Lotion Make Skin Feel Soft

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