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Meanings of sleek in anglès

Having a smooth, gleaming surface reflecting light.

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Designed or arranged to offer the least resistant to fluid flow.

Sleek.

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Usage of sleek in anglès
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It recently opened a sleek new terminal for its New York location.
Wired
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He was quite happy; he was good-humoured; he was fat and sleek.
The Grizzly King: A Romance of the Wild
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In car terms, she was a Porsche: small, sleek, fast and powerful.
Coyote dreams
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City were certainly not the sleek proposition that dismantles sides at will.
The Guardian
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Tweets came from all corners of the world, celebrating Jobs' sleek designs.
Reuters
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He was fat and sleek; just such a dog as I wanted.
The Oregon Trail: Sketches of Prairie and Rocky-Mountain Life
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There are shiny new sport utility vehicles, brawny pickups and sleek saloons.
The Irish Times
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The company does have one ace in its pocket: its sleek gadgets.
Reuters
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Lineker's persona is tailored to these more sleek and politically confined times.
The Irish Times
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And in the foreground was Jim-assleek and well groomed as ever.
The Island of Faith
11
The river lapped along the sleek sides of them for fifty yards.
North of Fifty-Three
12
Long sleek lines and the kind of fabrics that could be cleaned.
American assassin
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While that is exciting enough, Sony patented a sleek new unnamed device.
The South African
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While many others praised it for its strong suction and sleek design.
News.com.au
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It is sleek and will likely mesh well with your existing decor.
Ebony
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Imagine a supercar with ideal proportions, an elegant silhouette and sleek lines.
Wired
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