Pronunciation: /ˈsɪti ˈslɪkər/
noun a person from a city who is regarded as being clever or slick in their dealings, especially in a rural setting
A1 The city slicker was amazed by the bright lights and tall buildings of the urban area.
A2 As a city slicker, he had never experienced the tranquility of the countryside before.
B1 The city slicker struggled to adapt to the slower pace of life in the rural village.
B2 Despite being a city slicker, she quickly learned how to navigate the bustling streets of the metropolis.
C1 The city slicker's sophisticated tastes and preferences set him apart from the locals in the small town.
C2 Even though he was a city slicker at heart, he found peace and contentment in the simplicity of rural living.
formal The city slicker arrived in town for a business meeting.
informal That city slicker thinks he's too good for the countryside.
slang Watch out for that city slicker, he's always up to something.
figurative She may have grown up in the city, but she's a country girl at heart, not a city slicker.
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