Vocab Bloom Hub

smoothen

/ˈsmuː.ðən/

Traducción: Verbo anticuado que significa hacer algo liso o más liso; eliminar asperezas o irregularidades de una superficie.

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verb

/ˈsmuː.ðən/formalobsoleto
  • esVerbo anticuado que significa hacer algo liso o más liso; eliminar asperezas o irregularidades de una superficie.

An obsolete verb meaning to make smooth or smoother; to remove roughness or irregularities from a surface.

  1. Make smooth or smootherB2formal

    To make a surface even, flat, or free from roughness, typically by rubbing or applying pressure.

    esAlisar

    • She used sandpaper to smoothen the rough edges of the wood.
    • He smoothened the creases in his shirt with an iron.
    • The carpenter smoothened the tabletop before applying varnish.

    Sinónimosbuffevenflattenironlevelplanepolishpresssandsmooth

    Antónimoscoarsenroughen

  2. Make a surface shineB2formal

    To polish a surface to make it glossy or reflective.

    esPulir una superficie para que brille

    • The jeweler smoothened the silver ring until it gleamed.
    • She smoothened the marble countertop to a high shine.
    • He used a cloth to smoothen the glass surface.

    Sinónimosbuffburnishglazeglosspolishshine

    Antónimosdullroughenscratchtarnish

  3. Become smoothB2formal

    To become even, flat, or free from irregularities.

    esalisarse

    • The surface of the lake smoothened as the wind died down.
    • The dough smoothened as she kneaded it.
    • The rough patch of skin smoothened after applying the lotion.

    Sinónimoseven outflattenlevelsmooth

Formas
  • smoothened past participle
  • smoothened past simple
  • smoothening present participle
  • smoothens third person singular
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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