Domande riguardo a frasi esempio con, spiegazione d'utilizzo di "Sleek"s

A: sleek = shinny, smooth, and clean, like glass or fine silk

he polished the wood to had a sleek finish.
(the surface of the wood looked like glass)

A: The definition of sleek is someone or something that is smooth, glossy, shiny, well-groomed or sophisticated.
= The animals were sleek and their black fur shined in the sunlight. (well groomed, shiny hair)
= Toni held up a sleek phone and Bluetooth earpiece. (shiny, glossy)
= She ran her hand down his sleek neck and hugged him. (smooth)
= His long, sleek hair was tied in a tight braid, and despite the cold and wind he wore only a long-sleeved sweater that hugged the muscles of his arms and shoulders beneath a down vest.

A: In dictionary terms it means smooth and like glossy, but if you’re talking about “sleek” as slang then it means like nice or good.

A: Actual definition is smooth and glossy.
Slang which is more common today, would mean cool.

A: smooth and glossy looking

A: His sleek hairstyle looked perfect.

She wore a sleek, black dress to the elegant cocktail party.

He looked very sleek.

그의 날렵한 헤어스타일은 완벽해 보였다.

그녀는 우아한 칵테일 파티에 세련되고 검은 드레스를 입으라고 했다.

그는 날렵해 보였다.

A: Sleek is mostly an adjective. It becomes more of a descriptive word, but it can sometimes be a verb.

Adjective: "he was tall, with sleek, dark hair."

Sleek can also become sleeker or sleekest.

"He is the sleekest guy I know."

Verb: "Her black hair was sleeked back."

Sleek becomes sleeked because the sentence is in the past tense.

I hope these are helpful

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