slick in Japanese
slick in Japanese is つるつるな, ギトギトな, つるつるする — slick means smooth and slippery, often because of a coating of liquid.
slick in Japanese
つるつるな
Pronounced: tsurutsuruna
Slippery or smooth due to a covering of liquid; often used to describe appearances.
ギトギトな
Pronounced: gitogitona
Slippery or smooth due to a covering of liquid; often used to describe appearances.
つるつるする
Pronounced: tsurutsurusuru
To make slick.
ギトギトする
Pronounced: gitogitosuru
To make slick.
What does "slick" mean?
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adj Smooth and slippery, often because of a coating of liquid.
"The road was slick with rain, so she slowed down."
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adj Impressively smooth and polished in style, sometimes to the point of seeming untrustworthy.
"The salesman gave a slick pitch that felt just a little too polished."
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noun A layer of oil or another liquid spread across a surface.
"An oil slick spread across the bay after the tanker ran aground."
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slick in a sentence
- The road was slick with rain, so she slowed down.
- The salesman gave a slick pitch that felt just a little too polished.
- It was a slick presentation, full of graphics and confident soundbites.
- An oil slick spread across the bay after the tanker ran aground.
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What is "slick" in Japanese?
"slick" in Japanese is つるつるな, ギトギトな, つるつるする. slick means: Smooth and slippery, often because of a coating of liquid.
How do you pronounce つるつるな?
"slick" in Japanese is つるつるな, pronounced "tsurutsuruna".
How do you use "slick" in a sentence?
Example: "The road was slick with rain, so she slowed down." In Japanese, "slick" is つるつるな, ギトギトな, つるつるする.
Are there other ways to say "slick" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 4 translations listed for "slick": つるつるな, ギトギトな, つるつるする, ギトギトする.
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