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smoothed

/smuːðd/

Traduction: Participe passé ou prétérit du verbe 'smooth', signifiant rendre quelque chose plan, uni ou sans aspérités. Il n'est généralement pas employé comme adjectif en anglais standard., Verbe utilisé pour désigner l'action d'aplanir, de lisser ou d'éliminer les irrégularités, ainsi que pour simplifier ou faciliter un processus.

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adjective

/smuːðd/formal
  • frParticipe passé ou prétérit du verbe 'smooth', signifiant rendre quelque chose plan, uni ou sans aspérités. Il n'est généralement pas employé comme adjectif en anglais standard.

The past tense or past participle of the verb 'smooth', meaning to make something even, flat, or free from irregularities. It is not typically used as an adjective in standard English.

  1. Made smoothB1formal

    Having been made even, flat, or free from roughness.

    frrendu lisse

    • The smoothed surface of the table reflected the light.
    • He ran his hand over the smoothed wood of the chair.
    • The smoothed edges of the stone showed years of wear.

    Synonymesburnishedflattenedpolished

    Antonymescoarsenedroughened

  2. Made easier or less difficultB2formal

    Having been made to proceed without problems or obstacles.

    frrendu plus facile

    • The smoothed process allowed the team to finish early.
    • Her smoothed transition into the new role impressed everyone.
    • The negotiations were smoothed by the mediator's efforts.

    Synonymesclearedeasedpavedsimplifiedstreamlined

    Antonymesimpededobstructed

Formes
  • more smoothed comparative form
  • most smoothed superlative form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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verb

smooth/smuːð/B1formal
  • frVerbe utilisé pour désigner l'action d'aplanir, de lisser ou d'éliminer les irrégularités, ainsi que pour simplifier ou faciliter un processus.

A verb used to indicate the act of making something flat, even, or free from roughness, or to make a process easier or more pleasant.

  1. Make even or flatA2formal

    To make a surface even, flat, or free from roughness.

    frlisser

    • She smoothed the wrinkles out of the tablecloth.
    • He smoothed the concrete with a trowel.
    • The carpenter smoothed the wood with sandpaper.

    Synonymesbuffevenflattenironlevelplanepolishpresssandstraighten

    Antonymesfurrowpuckerroughroughenwrinkle

  2. Ease or facilitateB2formal

    To make something easier or less difficult, often by removing obstacles.

    frFaciliter, aplanir

    • The mediator smoothed the negotiations between the two parties.
    • Her experience smoothed the transition to the new system.
    • The manager smoothed over the conflict with a compromise.

    Synonymesaidassistcleareaseexpeditefacilitatehelplubricateoilsimplify

    Antonymeshamperimpedeobstructthwart

  3. Calm or sootheB1informal

    To make something less harsh, rough, or agitated.

    frapaiser, adoucir

    • He smoothed her hair to comfort her.
    • The music smoothed his nerves after a long day.
    • She smoothed the situation with a gentle apology.

    Synonymesallayassuagecalmcomforteasemollifypacifyplacatesettlesoothe

    Antonymesagitateexciteirritateprovokerouseupset

Formes
  • smoothed past participle
  • smoothed past simple
  • smoothing present participle
  • smooths third person singular

Variantes phrasalsmooth outsmooth over

Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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