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1smooth out — (something) to make differences smaller. The two countries are working hard to smooth out their disagreements. A monthly average of sales smooths the highs and lows out and gives a more accurate idea of business activity. Etymology: based on the… …
2smooth out — verb free from obstructions (Freq. 1) smooth the way towards peace negotiations • Syn: ↑smooth • Hypernyms: ↑rid, ↑free, ↑disembarrass • Verb Frames …
3smooth out — PHRASAL VERB If you smooth out a problem or difficulty, you solve it, especially by talking to the people concerned. [V P n (not pron)] Baker was smoothing out differences with European allies... [V n P] It s O.K. I smoothed things out. Syn: sort …
4smooth out — phr verb Smooth out is used with these nouns as the object: ↑bump, ↑crease, ↑wrinkle …
5smooth out something — smooth out (something) to make differences smaller. The two countries are working hard to smooth out their disagreements. A monthly average of sales smooths the highs and lows out and gives a more accurate idea of business activity. Etymology:… …
6smooth out — to remove problems or difficulties by discussing or action; to sort out; to put right (also to iron out; to straighten out) …
7smooth out — solve a problem or argument The counselor smoothed out our problem. We re friends again …
8smooth out differences — settle disagreements …
9Smooth — Pays d’origine France Genre musical Electro Soul (influences funk, soul, pop, 60 s et 70 s) Années d activité 2002 Aujourd hui Labels Wagram Site officiel …
10smooth something out — ˌsmooth sthaˈway/ˈout derived to make problems or difficulties disappear • Any differences between the groups were soon smoothed away. • We are here to smooth out any practical problems for you. Main entry: ↑smoothderived …
