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smoothnessnoun[U](REGULAR)(of asurfaceormaterial) thequalityof beingperfectlyregularwith noholes,lumps, orareasthatriseorfallsuddenly: 平滑,流畅I justlovethe smoothness ofsilk.我特别喜欢丝绸的光滑。 - Herskinwas thecolourand smoothness ofporcelain.
- Ifoundmyselfadmiringthe smoothness of theTarmacduringvisitsto London.
- Thesheersmoothness of herbody, the way thelightreflectedoff herskin, theripplesin herrobe, were justcaptivating.
- Groundalmondsare used incooking,especiallyinsauces, giving thembodyandcreamysmoothness.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrasesStraight, even and level - be (as) flat as a pancakeidiom
- clean
- clean-cut
- cleanly
- consistency
- even
- flatness
- flush
- glassy
- level
- peg
- rhythm
- seamless
- sleek
- sleekly
- sleekness
- square
- straight
- true
- ultra-smooth
See more results » smoothnessnoun[U](NO PROBLEMS)thequalityofhappeningwithout anysuddenchanges,interruption, ordifficulty: 顺利,流畅Themergerhashappenedwithsurprisingsmoothness.合并进行顺利,令人惊讶。 - Still, the smoothness with which Sunday'selectionwasconductedoffersarayofhopethatdemocracyhere willthrive.
- Once they had made uptheirminds, the smoothness of thearrangementswasremarkable.
- the smoothness of Arsenal'spassagethrough theseason
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrasesContinuous & permanent - abiding
- abidingly
- ad infinitum
- around-the-clock
- be
- here to stayidiom
- immanence
- immanent
- imperishable
- incessant
- perennial
- permanence
- permanently
- perpetuity
- persevering
- unrelievedly
- unremitting
- unremittingly
- unwavering
- wall-to-wall
See more results » smoothnessnoun[U](NO SUDDEN MOVEMENT)thequalityof making nosuddenoruncontrolledmovementsorchangesofdirection: Theconditionof thetrackdeterminesthe smoothness of therideenjoyedby atrampassenger. - The smoothness of takeoff isimportantin acommercialflight.
- I wasimpressedby the bike'sphenomenalsmoothness.
- Heenviedhisfriendsfortheirsmoothness on thedancefloor.
- Parkinson'sdiseaseis aformofdegenerationin apartof thebrainwhichcontrolsthe smoothness ofmovement.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrasesMovement through the air - airborne
- buoyantly
- buzz
- flight
- flit
- float
- fly
- glide
- hover
- levitate
- levitation
- loop
- mid-air
- non-flying
- somersault
- swish
- swoop
- track
- waft
- wing
See more results » You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: Movement on or through water smoothnessnoun[U](PLEASANT)thequalityof having apleasantflavourthat is notsourorbitter: (口感)平滑,丝滑Thewinepossessesa smoothness andbalanceddepththat israre.这款葡萄酒细腻丝滑、深度均衡,实属罕见。 thequalityofsoundingpleasant: 和谐悦耳的,圆润的Hervoicehaspower,tone, and smoothness.她的嗓音有力度,音色醇美圆润。 - You getsweetnessandtartnessfrommangoesand smoothness from thepears.
- Honey andvanillagiverootbeeranoverallsmoothness.
- Aging is what givesourrumsa smoothness that has made thempreferredover allothers.
- Shedeliveredeachariawithsupplesmoothness.
- Hisvoicehaslostthe smoothness itoncehad.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrasesPleasant to eat or drink - ambrosia
- ambrosial
- appetizing
- appetizingly
- cooked/done to a turnidiom
- filling
- juicy
- lekker
- lip-smacking
- luscious
- lusciously
- quaffable
- scrumptious
- slap-up
- succulence
- succulent
- tender
- warming
- yummy
- zesty
See more results » You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: Wines & winemaking Describing qualities of sound Describing qualities of the human voice smoothnessnoun[U](INSINCERE POLITENESS)politeness,confidence, and anabilitytopersuadepeople, but in a way that is notsincere: 圆滑,能说会道She wasirritatedby his smoothness.她对他的圆滑感到恼火。 - He's notknownforsubtletyor smoothness.
- Heseemeddisarmedandcharmedby the smoothness of Osborne'sargument.
- It was nothing more than theoilysmoothness of aconcierge.
- He's got apersuasivesmoothness which isquiteimpressivefor somebody soyoung.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrasesAffected & insincere - affectation
- affected
- affectedly
- archly
- artificial
- feyness
- forced
- fustian
- glib
- glibly
- posey
- preciously
- preciousness
- precocious
- precociousness
- theatrically
- tokenism
- tokenistic
- two-faced
- ultra-slick
See more results » (Definition ofsmoothnessfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)smoothnessnoun[U](REGULAR)(of asurfaceormaterial) thequalityof beingperfectlyregularwith noholes,lumps, orareasthatriseorfallsuddenly 平滑,流畅I justlovethe smoothness ofsilk.我特别喜欢丝绸的光滑。 - Herskinwas thecolourand smoothness ofporcelain.
- Ifoundmyselfadmiringthe smoothness of theTarmacduringvisitsto London.
- Thesheersmoothness of herbody, the way thelightreflectedoff herskin, theripplesin herrobe, were justcaptivating.
- Groundalmondsare used incooking,especiallyinsauces, giving thembodyandcreamysmoothness.
smoothnessnoun[U](NO PROBLEMS)thequalityofhappeningwithout anysuddenchanges,interruption, ordifficulty 顺利,流畅Themergerhashappenedwithsurprisingsmoothness.合并进行顺利,令人惊讶。 - Still, the smoothness with which Sunday'selectionwasconductedoffersarayofhopethatdemocracyhere willthrive.
- Once they had made uptheirminds, the smoothness of thearrangementswasremarkable.
- the smoothness of Arsenal'spassagethrough theseason
smoothnessnoun[U](PLEASANT)thequalityof having apleasantflavourthat is notsourorbitter (口感)平滑,丝滑Thewinepossessesa smoothness andbalanceddepththat israre.这款葡萄酒细腻丝滑、深度均衡,实属罕见。 thequalityofsoundingpleasant 和谐悦耳的,圆润的Hervoicehaspower,tone, and smoothness.她的嗓音有力度,音色醇美圆润。 - You getsweetnessandtartnessfrommangoesand smoothness from thepears.
- Honey andvanillagiverootbeeranoverallsmoothness.
- Aging is what givesourrumsa smoothness that has made thempreferredover allothers.
- Shedeliveredeachariawithsupplesmoothness.
- Hisvoicehaslostthe smoothness itoncehad.
smoothnessnoun[U](INSINCERE POLITENESS)politeness,confidence, and anabilitytopersuadepeople, but in a way that is notsincere 圆滑,能说会道She wasirritatedby his smoothness.她对他的圆滑感到恼火。 - He's notknownforsubtletyor smoothness.
- Heseemeddisarmedandcharmedby the smoothness of Osborne'sargument.
- It was nothing more than theoilysmoothness of aconcierge.
- He's got apersuasivesmoothness which isquiteimpressivefor somebody soyoung.
smoothness| American Dictionarysmoothnessnoun[U](BEING WITHOUT INTERRUPTION)thefactofhappeningor being done without anysuddenchanges,interruption, ordifficulty: Thecardeliverspowerwith the smoothness of ajetengine. smoothnessnoun[U](BEING REGULAR)thequalityof beingperfectlyregular, with noholesorlumpsorareasthatriseorfallsuddenly: Ilovethe smoothness ofsilk (Definition ofsmoothnessfrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)Examplesofsmoothnesssmoothness Recovering the underlying function f inside its different regions ofsmoothness.From theCambridge English Corpus Furthermore, the path calculated has good safety andsmoothnesscharacteristics.From theCambridge English Corpus The importance of this map is that it defines the natural parametric domain for analysing thesmoothnessof the surface at the extraordinary vertex.From theCambridge English Corpus While assessing the various types we incorporate the notions of local support and support size,smoothnessand approximation order.From theCambridge English Corpus Thus, a piecewise smooth f is in fact a collection of several intervals ofsmoothnesswhich do not communicate among themselves.From theCambridge English Corpus The difficulty with the canonical projection is that, owing to its dependence on traces on subsimplices, it is not bounded on spaces with insufficientsmoothness.From theCambridge English Corpus This guarantees continuous dependence on parameters, global extensibility of solutions and sufficientsmoothnessof the flow.From theCambridge English Corpus Like the bandwidth, the parameter > 0 controls thesmoothnessof the fit.From theCambridge English Corpus However, lack of boundarysmoothness, length of chromosome, and inclusion of small holes in the final shape have been stated as problems with this representation.From theCambridge English Corpus Cells with asmoothnessratio below 0.9 were discarded from analysis since their peak and plateau values were disturbed by too much high-frequency noise.From theCambridge English Corpus At this stage, these and other concepts are still being developed to increase the level of specklesmoothnessfor direct drive.From theCambridge English Corpus It is natural to ask about systems with a finite amount ofsmoothness.From theCambridge English Corpus The subcollections nest down assmoothnessincreases, and by rigidity thesesmoothnessclasses are also conjugacy classes.From theCambridge English Corpus It is this property which gives rise to the 'spikyness' in the compressive phase and relativesmoothnessin the expansion phase.From theCambridge English Corpus A distributed lag estimator derived fromsmoothnesspriors.From theCambridge English Corpus These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. #https://dictionary.cambridge.org//dictionary/english/smoothness## |