Pronunciation

/smuːð/

Definitions

Noun

• A smooth surface or texture, often without bumps or irregularities. Example: “The marble floor was so smooth underfoot.”
• A state or condition free from friction, difficulty, or disturbance. Example: “A smooth operation ensures minimal downtime.”
• A顺利的、平稳的 (形容词) - Describing something that proceeds without problems or setbacks. Example: “The presentation went smoothly.”

Verb

• To make or become smooth, as in applying a polish. Example: “She smoothed out the wrinkles in her dress.”
• To perform or execute with ease and without complications. Example: “He smoothly transitioned between topics during the debate.”
• To glide or move with a fluid motion. Example: “The boat glided smoothly across the lake.”

Adjective

• Free from roughness or jaggedness. Example: “A smooth surface provides better grip.”
• Calm, tranquil, or soothing. Example: “The smooth melody calmed the baby.”
• Effortless or accomplished with ease. Example: “Her driving was as smooth as silk.”

Adverb

• In a smooth manner or without interruptions. Example: “He spoke smoothly, never hesitating.”

Phrases

• “Smooth sailing” refers to an uneventful and successful journey.
• “Keep it smooth” is a request to maintain a consistent pace or flow.
• “Smooth talker” describes someone who is skilled at persuasive communication.

Example Sentences

• Noun: “The baby’s skin felt soft and smooth after the bath.”
• Verb: “She smoothed the wrinkles from her forehead before addressing the audience.”
• Adjective: “His voice was a smooth baritone, perfect for singing.”
• Adverb: “He delivered his presentation smoothly, impressing the judges.”

Synonyms

• Sleek
• Gliding
• Effortless
• Unhurried
• Polished
• Flawless
• Streamlined
• Seamless