smooth
smooth 英 [smu:ð] 美 [smuð]
adj. 顺利的;光滑的; vt. 使光滑;
进行时:smoothing 过去式:smoothed 过去分词:smoothed 第三人称单数:smooths 名词复数:smooths 比较级:smoother 最高级:smoothest
- Something smooth is free of roughness, stubble, or other imperfections that you can feel with your hands. If your wooden table is giving you splinters, use a sander to smooth it down and make it smooth. As you can see, smooth works as both a verb and an adjective.
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- adj. 顺利的;光滑的;
- vt. 使光滑;
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1. The water was as smooth as glass.
水平如镜。
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2. The plane made a smooth landing.
飞机平稳降落。
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3. I don't like him. He's far too smooth for me.
我不喜欢他。他太圆滑。
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4. He smoothed his hair back.
他朝后捋了捋头发。
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5. He took the letter and smoothed it flat on the table.
他接过信,在桌上展平。
- smooth (adj.) Old English smoð "smooth, serene, calm," variant of smeðe "free from roughness, not harsh, polished; soft; suave; agreeable," of unknown origin and with no known cognates. Of words, looks, "pleasant, polite, sincere" late 14c., but later "flattering, insinuating" (mid-15c.). Slang meaning "superior, classy, clever" is attested from 1893. Sense of "stylish" is from 1922.
- smooth (v.) late Old English smoþ "to make smooth," replacing smeðan "to smooth, soften, polish; appease, soothe;" smeðian "smoothen, become smooth," from the source of smooth (adj.). Meaning "to make smooth" is c. 1200. Related: Smoothed; smoothing. Middle English also had a verb form smoothen (mid-14c.).
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