WordReference English-Romanian Dictionary © 2026:
| Traduceri principale |
| slicker adj | (comparative: more slippery) | mai șmecher adj. |
| | This ramp is slicker than the stairs because it's wet. |
| slicker n | US, informal (cheat, swindler) | șmecher, escroc s.m. |
| | | pungaș s.m. |
| | Several elderly people in the city have lost thousands of dollars to a slicker. |
| slicker adj | figurative (comparative: more effortless) | mai priceput, mai abil adv. + comparativ de superioritate |
| | Experienced car drivers are slicker at changing gear than beginners. |
WordReference English-Romanian Dictionary © 2026:
| Traduceri principale |
| slick adj | (slippery) | neted adj. |
| | | lucios adj. |
| | | lunecos adj. |
| | Tara slipped on the slick ice. |
| slick adj | figurative (action: smooth, easy) (figurat) | ingenios adj. |
| | With a slick movement, the goalkeeper caught the ball. |
| slick adj | (oily) (piele) | lucios adj. |
| | After her run, Emily's skin was slick with sweat. |
| | The hairdresser experienced a shudder of disgust looking at her customer's slick hair. |
| slick adj | (hair: styled with oil, gel) (păr) | lucios adj. |
| | James's hair was slick with gel. |
| slick adj | figurative (person: practiced) (figurat) | isteț adj. |
| | | ingenios adj. |
| | | abil adj. |
| | Glenn is a slick salesman. |
| slick at [sth] adj + prep | figurative (person: practiced) | priceput, îndemânatic, dibaci adj. |
| | This company is very slick at advertising. |
| slick at doing [sth] expr | figurative (person: practiced) | priceput adj. |
| | | meșter la adj. |
| | Patricia is slick at making sales. |
| Traduceri suplimentare |
| slick adj | (well executed) | reușit adj. |
| | The producers had put together a really slick show. |
| slick n | informal, usually plural (racing tire: no tread) | cauciuc neted s.n. |
| | | anvelopă netedă s.f. |
| | The racing car is fitted with slicks. |
| slick n | informal (oil slick: patch of spilled petroleum) | pată de petrol s.f. |
| | Environmentalists say the slick is spreading at an alarming rate. |
| slick n | US, informal (glossy magazine) | revistă de lux s.f. |
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