smooth in Irish
smooth in Irish is caoin, mín, réidh — smooth means having an even surface, free of bumps or roughness.
smooth in Irish
caoin
Having a texture that lacks friction. Not rough.
mín
Having a texture that lacks friction. Not rough.
réidh
séimh
slíoc
(transitive) To make smooth or even.
What does "smooth" mean?
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adjective Having an even surface, free of bumps or roughness.
"The table had a smooth, polished finish."
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adjective Happening without difficulty or interruption.
"The move went off without a hitch — a smooth transition."
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adjective Charming and persuasive, sometimes suspiciously so.
"He was a smooth talker who could sell anything."
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verb To make something even, flat, or easier.
"She smoothed the wrinkles out of the tablecloth."
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smooth in a sentence
- The table had a smooth, polished finish.
- The move went off without a hitch — a smooth transition.
- He was a smooth talker who could sell anything.
- She smoothed the wrinkles out of the tablecloth.
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What is "smooth" in Irish?
"smooth" in Irish is caoin, mín, réidh. smooth means: Having an even surface, free of bumps or roughness.
How do you use "smooth" in a sentence?
Example: "The table had a smooth, polished finish." In Irish, "smooth" is caoin, mín, réidh.
Are there other ways to say "smooth" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 5 translations listed for "smooth": caoin, mín, réidh, séimh, slíoc.
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