Pronunciation: /smuːð ˈseɪlɪŋ/
noun a situation or process that is easy and free from problems
A1 The boat trip was smooth sailing.
A2 After the initial difficulties, the project is now smooth sailing.
B1 The team worked together efficiently, making the project smooth sailing.
B2 With good communication and planning, the event went off without a hitch - smooth sailing.
C1 The negotiation process was smooth sailing thanks to the experienced team.
C2 The company's expansion into new markets has been smooth sailing so far.
adjective having a surface or texture that is perfectly even and regular
A1 The weather forecast predicted smooth sailing for our boat trip.
A2 After weeks of hard work, the project finally entered a phase of smooth sailing.
B1 The new software update has led to smooth sailing for our customer service team.
B2 Despite a few obstacles, the construction of the new bridge is progressing smoothly, ensuring smooth sailing for commuters.
C1 The company's strategic planning has resulted in years of smooth sailing, with consistent growth and success.
C2 With meticulous planning and execution, the merger between the two companies was a seamless process, leading to years of smooth sailing in the industry.
formal The project proceeded with smooth sailing, as all deadlines were met without any issues.
informal Once we got past the initial hurdles, it was smooth sailing from there on out.
slang We thought the road trip would be a disaster, but it turned out to be smooth sailing.
figurative Their relationship had its ups and downs, but eventually they reached a point of smooth sailing.
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