silky

/ˈsɪl.ki/ (bre, ipa) · /ˈsɪl.ki/ (ame, ipa) · /ˈsil-kē/ (ame, mw) · /ˈsɪlki/ (bre, ipa) · /ˈsɪlki/ (ame, ipa)

silky — 形容詞

  • silkypositive
  • silkiercomparative
  • silkiestsuperlative

1. having a very soft, smooth surface that feels pleasant to touch — used especiall

1.形容詞B1
釋義

絲滑的

像絲綢般柔軟光滑的

having a very soft, smooth surface that feels pleasant to touch — used especially about hair, skin, fabric, or fur, as if it were made of silk.

例句

Theo's cat has the most beautiful silky fur that everyone wants to stroke.

Theo 的貓有著最美麗的絲滑毛髮,每個人都想撫摸牠。

silky + fur — common noun collocation

After using the conditioner, Elena's hair felt silky and looked shiny.

使用潤髮乳之後,Elena 的頭髮摸起來很絲滑,看起來也很有光澤。

feel + silky — linking verb pattern

同義詞
  • smooth

    broader meaning; silky specifies a silk-like quality, while smooth only means 'not rough'

  • sleek

    often implies shiny and well-groomed as well as smooth; more common for hair and animals

  • velvety

    similar to silky but suggests the texture of velvet rather than silk; slightly heavier feeling

反義詞
  • rough

    the opposite of smooth in texture

  • coarse

    describes a texture that feels rough and thick, the opposite of silky

文法句型

silky + noun

be/look/feel + silky

用法筆記

Common with parts of the body (hair, skin, fur, coat) and fabrics. Also used for food and drink that feel smooth in the mouth (silky chocolate, silky sauce).

常見錯誤

Her skin felt softly and smoothly.
Her skin felt silky.
💡use the adjective 'silky', not the adverbs 'softly/smoothly', after linking verbs like 'feel'.

silky — 副詞