smooth

🇺🇸 /smuːð/ 🇬🇧 /smuːð/
Frequency
Difficulty
Tags TOP3000Oxford3000CEFR-C1
adjective
B1

completely flat and even, with no bumps or rough spots

The smooth road made for a comfortable drive.

B1

with no lumps or solid pieces

Stir until the mixture is smooth and creamy.

B2

happening without problems or difficulties

The smooth transition between managers kept the team productive.

B2

even and regular, without sudden stops or starts

Her smooth dance moves impressed everyone.

R

very polite and pleasant, but often not sincere

His smooth talk didn't convince me he was honest.

R

pleasant and not bitter in taste

This smooth whiskey goes down easily.

R

nice to hear, without rough or unpleasant sounds

The smooth jazz music created a relaxing atmosphere.

verb
R

to make something flat and even

She used her hand to smooth the wrinkled paper.

R

to spread a soft substance over a surface

Smooth the frosting evenly on the cake.

R

to make something easier to happen

His help smoothed the way for our project's success.

translation

adj. completely flat and even, with no bumps or rough spots; with no lumps or solid pieces; happening without problems or difficulties; even and regular, without sudden stops or starts; very polite and pleasant, but often not sincere; pleasant and not bitter in taste; nice to hear, without rough or unpleasant sounds
v. to make something flat and even; to spread a soft substance over a surface; to make something easier to happen

Word Forms

Comparative smoother
Superlative smoothest
3rd Present smooths
Progressive smoothing
Past smoothed
Perfect smoothed

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