How do you use "smooth" in a sentence?

The baby's skin was incredibly smooth. The negotiation went smoothly without any major disagreements. He's a smooth talker who can convince anyone of anything.

smooth

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Significado: Having an even surface without lumps; happening without problems

光滑的，表面平整无凸起的；顺利进行的

liso, con superficie uniforme sin bultos; que ocurre sin problemas

滑らかな、凹凸のない表面；問題なく進む

매끄러운, 울퉁불퉁하지 않은 표면; 문제없이 순조로운

Smooth describes a surface that is even and without roughness or bumps. It can also describe movement or processes that happen without difficulty or interruption. Additionally, it can describe someone who is suave and charming, sometimes with a slightly negative connotation.

「smooth」描述平整、没有粗糙或凸起的表面。它也可以描述没有困难或中断的运动或过程。此外，它可以描述圆滑而有魅力的人，有时带有轻微的贬义。

«Smooth» describe una superficie que es uniforme y sin asperezas o protuberancias. También puede describir movimiento o procesos que ocurren sin dificultad o interrupción. Además, puede describir a alguien que es suave y encantador, a veces con una connotación ligeramente negativa.

「smooth」は、滑らかで粗さや凹凸のない表面を表します。また、困難や中断なく行われる動きやプロセスを表すこともできます。さらに、洗練されて魅力的な人を表すこともあり、時にはやや否定的なニュアンスを持つこともあります。

Smooth는 거칠거나 울퉁불퉁함이 없는 고른 표면을 묘사한다. 또한 어려움이나 중단 없이 순조롭게 진행되는 움직임이나 과정을 묘사할 수도 있다. 그 외에 세련되고 매력적인 사람을 가리키기도 하며, 때로는 약간 부정적인 뉘앙스를 동반한다.

Ejemplos

The baby's skin was incredibly smooth.
婴儿的皮肤光滑得令人难以置信。
La piel del bebé era increíblemente suave.
赤ちゃんの肌は信じられないほど滑らかだった。
아기의 피부는 믿을 수 없을 만큼 매끄러웠다.
The negotiation went smoothly without any major disagreements.
谈判进行得很顺利，没有重大分歧。
La negociación transcurrió sin problemas sin grandes desacuerdos.
交渉は大きな意見の相違もなくスムーズに進んだ。
협상은 큰 의견 충돌 없이 순조롭게 진행되었다.
He's a smooth talker who can convince anyone of anything.
他是个能言善辩的人，能说服任何人相信任何事。
Él es un hablador suave que puede convencer a cualquiera de cualquier cosa.
彼は口がうまく、誰でも何でも説得できる。
그는 말솜씨가 좋아서 누구든 무엇이든 설득할 수 있다.

Pronunciación

Guía de uso

Contexto: general

Tono: neutral

Origen e historia

From Old English 'smeþe' meaning 'having an even surface, free from roughness', from Proto-Germanic 'smanthiz'. Of uncertain ultimate origin. The figurative sense of 'free from difficulties' appeared in the 14th century.

Contexto cultural

Era: Modern

Generation: All ages

Social background: Universal

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