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[/slɪk; slɪk/] adj (-er, -est) 用法:
1 done smoothly and efficiently, apparently without effort 顺利而有效的; 不费力的:
a slick translation 流畅的译文 *
a slick take-over 顺利的接管 *
gave a slick excuse for staying away 为未前来找了一个巧妙的藉口. 用法:
2 (often derog 常作贬义) (of people) doing things in a slick(1) way （指人）圆滑的, 油滑的:
a slick performer, salesperson, negotiator, etc 圆滑的表演者、 推销员、 谈判者等 *
She's very slick, but I don't believe a word she says. 她很伶俐, 但她的话我一句也不信. 用法:
3 smooth and slippery 光滑的:
The roads were slick with wet mud. 道路上有泥十分滑. slick 2
n (also `oil slick) thick patch of oil floating on the sea (esp from an oil-tanker after a collision) 海面浮油（尤指从撞毁的油轮中流出的）. slick 3
v (phr v) slick sth down flatten (hair), using eg hair-oil 使（头发）平滑（如用发油）:
curls slicked down with grease 加润发脂梳平的鬈发. |