smoothly in the Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

Translations for smoothly in the English»French Dictionary (Go to French»English)

smoothly [Brit ˈsmuːðli, Am ˈsmuðli] ADV

Translations for smoothly in the French»English Dictionary (Go to English»French)

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this car runs smoothly
to do sth smoothly
sans à-coups lit, fig
smoothly
gently, smoothly
smoothly
to go smoothly ou like a dream
smoothly
to be running smoothly
to move forward smoothly

smoothly in the PONS Dictionary

smoothly Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to go off badly/well/smoothly
American English

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The shuttle program progressed smoothly from there, with three more orbiters entering service in 19831985.
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Firstly, the bottom of the first drop was modified slightly to make the ride run more smoothly.
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He does not typically go on adventures with the other characters, but instead keeps things running smoothly, as well as storing and recording information.
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His team made a point of designing smoothly-flowing gameplay with high-quality animations that reacted quickly to the player's input.
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The crankshaft had crankpins offset 30 degrees to provide a low profile engine that fires smoothly and evenly.
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The geometry and length of the heel helps to guide the graver smoothly as it cuts the surface of the metal.
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The story continues smoothly, until an incident occurs.
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The following table shows the required modifications to gasoline engines to run smoothly and without degrading any materials.
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The sentences do not flow smoothly from one to the next, they are choppy and harsh.
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Despite their length and conciseness, the fughettas are all highly unconventional, original and smoothly flowing, sometimes with an other-worldly sweetness.
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