silky

silky
adjective (soft, fine and rather shiny like silk.) silke-, silkeglatt
adj. \/ˈsɪlkɪ\/
1) silkemyk, silkebløt, silkeaktig, silke-
babies have silky skin
babyer har silkemyk hud
I wish I had silky hair
jeg skulle ønske jeg hadde silkehår
2) (overført) kattemyk, silkebløt, blid, glatt
I hate that silky voice
jeg hater den kattemyke stemmen
the killer's silky manner scared me
morderens glatte oppførsel skremte meg
3) (sport, om teknikk) fin, myk
4) (om vin) rund

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  • silky — ► ADJECTIVE (silkier, silkiest) 1) of or resembling silk. 2) suave and smooth. DERIVATIVES silkily adverb silkiness noun …   English terms dictionary

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