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Oxford Spanish Dictionary

I. smooth <smoother smoothest> [ingl. am. smuð, ingl. brit. smuːð] ADJ.

1.1. smooth:

smooth texture/stone
smooth texture/stone
smooth skin
smooth skin
smooth tire
smooth sea/lake
smooth sea/lake
the steps are worn smooth
as smooth as silk/velvet

1.2. smooth (of consistency):

smooth batter/sauce
smooth batter/sauce

1.3. smooth (of taste):

smooth wine/whiskey/tobacco

2.1. smooth (of movement):

smooth acceleration/landing/take-off
smooth flight
smooth flight
it was a smooth crossing
it was a smooth crossing
the car came to a smooth stop

2.2. smooth (trouble-free):

smooth journey
smooth journey
smooth transition/passage
smooth transition/passage
smooth transition/passage

3.1. smooth (easy, polished):

smooth style/performance

3.2. smooth (glib, suave):

smooth pey.
he's a smooth talker
he's a smooth talker

II. smooth [ingl. am. smuð, ingl. brit. smuːð] V. trans.

1. smooth:

smooth dress
smooth dress
smooth hair
smooth hair
smooth tablecloth/sheet

2. smooth (polish):

smooth

3. smooth (ease):

to smooth sb's path or way

I. rough <rougher roughest> [ingl. am. rəf, ingl. brit. rʌf] ADJ.

1.1. rough (not smooth):

rough surface/texture/skin
rough surface/texture/skin
rough cloth
rough hands
rough hands

1.2. rough (uneven):

rough ground/road
rough ground/road
rough terrain
rough terrain

1.3. rough:

rough sea
rough sea
rough sea
rough weather
rough weather

1.4. rough:

rough sound/voice
rough sound/voice
rough wine

2.1. rough coloq. (unpleasant, hard):

rough life/existence
to be rough on sb
ser duro con alguien

2.2. rough coloq. (ill):

3. rough (not gentle):

rough child/game
rough neighborhood

4.1. rough (crude, unpolished):

rough peasant
rough peasant
rough paper ingl. brit.
rough book ingl. brit.

4.2. rough (approximate):

rough calculation/estimate/translation

II. rough [ingl. am. rəf, ingl. brit. rʌf] ADV.

1. rough sleep:

2. rough (violently):

to cut up rough coloq.

III. rough [ingl. am. rəf, ingl. brit. rʌf] SUST.

1.1. rough (in golf):

1.2. rough (draft):

2. rough (hooligan):

rough ingl. brit.
rough ingl. brit.
gamberro m / gamberra f Esp.

IV. rough [ingl. am. rəf, ingl. brit. rʌf] V. trans.

to rough it coloq.

operator [ingl. am. ˈɑpəˌreɪdər, ingl. brit. ˈɒpəreɪtə] SUST.

1.1. operator TEL.:

1.2. operator (of equipment):

operator INFORM.

2.1. operator (company):

2.2. operator (person) coloq.:

un tipo vivo coloq.
un vivales Esp. coloq.
he's a smooth or slick operator

3. operator MAT.:

millpond [ingl. am. ˈmɪlˌpɑnd, ingl. brit. ˈmɪlpɒnd] SUST.

as calm or smooth as a millpond
as calm or smooth as a millpond
as calm or smooth as a millpond

smooth over V. [ingl. am. smuð -, ingl. brit. smuːð -] (v + o + adv, v + adv + o)

smooth over differences:

smooth over

smooth down V. [ingl. am. smuð -, ingl. brit. smuːð -] (v + o + adv, v + adv + o)

1. smooth down (make flat):

smooth down hair/clothes

2. smooth down (calm, soothe):

smooth down feelings/offended person
to smooth down sb's wounded pride

smooth away V. [ingl. am. smuð -, ingl. brit. smuːð -] (v + o + adv, v + adv + o)

smooth away wrinkles
smooth away skin
smooth away difficulties

smooth out V. [ingl. am. smuð -, ingl. brit. smuːð -] (v + o + adv, v + adv + o)

1. smooth out (make smooth):

smooth out sheets/creases/clothes

2. smooth out (remove, deal with):

smooth out difficulties/problems
smooth out difficulties/problems

smooth-talk [ˈsmuːðtɔːk] V. trans. coloq.

smooth-talk person:

smooth-talk
smooth-talk
darle jabón a Esp. coloq.
smooth-talk
hacerle la barba a Méx. coloq.
smooth-talk
hacerle la pata a Chile coloq.

smooth-running [ingl. am. ˌsmuðˈrənɪŋ, ingl. brit. ˌsmuːðˈrʌnɪŋ] ADJ.

smooth-running

smooth-talking [ingl. am., ingl. brit. ˈsmuːðtɔːkɪŋ] ADJ. pey.

smooth-talking

smooth-spoken [ˌsmuːðˈspəʊk(ə)n] ADJ. pey.

smooth-spoken

smooth-shaven [ˌsmuːðˈʃeɪvən] ADJ.

smooth-shaven

en el diccionario PONS

inglés
inglés
español
español

I. smooth [smu:ð] ADJ.

1. smooth (not rough):

smooth
smooth surface
smooth skin, texture
smooth sauce
smooth sea
as smooth as silk

2. smooth (uninterrupted):

smooth
smooth flight
smooth landing

3. smooth (mild):

smooth wine, whisky

4. smooth (suave):

smooth
to be a smooth talker

II. smooth [smu:ð] V. trans.

smooth

smooth talk SUST. pey.

smooth talk

smooth-shaven ADJ.

smooth-shaven

smooth-talking ADJ. pey.

smooth-talking

smooth over V. trans.

smooth over difficulty:

smooth over

smooth down V. trans.

smooth down
Entrada de OpenDict

smooth out V.

smooth out (problem) trans.
español
español
inglés
inglés
abocado (-a)
smooth
smooth-faced
en el diccionario PONS
inglés
inglés
español
español

I. smooth [smuð] ADJ.

1. smooth (not rough):

smooth
smooth surface
smooth skin, texture
smooth sauce
smooth sea
as smooth as silk

2. smooth (uninterrupted):

smooth
smooth flight
smooth landing

3. smooth (mild):

smooth wine, whiskey

4. smooth (suave):

smooth
to be a smooth talker

II. smooth [smuð] V. trans.

smooth

smooth down V. trans.

smooth down

smooth-shaven ADJ.

smooth-shaven

smooth over V. trans.

smooth over difficulty:

smooth over
español
español
inglés
inglés
abocado (-a)
smooth
smooth
smooth
to smooth down
to smooth
terso (-a) (liso)
smooth
to be a smooth talker
to smooth

Glosario técnico de refrigeración GEA

smooth operation
Present
Ismooth
yousmooth
he/she/itsmooths
wesmooth
yousmooth
theysmooth
Past
Ismoothed
yousmoothed
he/she/itsmoothed
wesmoothed
yousmoothed
theysmoothed
Present Perfect
Ihavesmoothed
youhavesmoothed
he/she/ithassmoothed
wehavesmoothed
youhavesmoothed
theyhavesmoothed
Past Perfect
Ihadsmoothed
youhadsmoothed
he/she/ithadsmoothed
wehadsmoothed
youhadsmoothed
theyhadsmoothed

PONS OpenDict

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Simply put -- beyond the smooth talk and the great poker face it's a big, old shell game.
deadline.com
It doesn't do any good to smooth talk yourself into a sale today and lose the customer tomorrow.
www.inc.com
Although there are some selection rules which the candidates are assessed during the show, such as charm, spontaneity and a smooth talk.
en.wikipedia.org
Any 20-year-old knows they can smooth talk a 14-year-old.
www.stuff.co.nz
An ear for smooth talk but not an instant affinity.
www.irishexaminer.com