streamline

/ˈstriːmlʌɪn/

US pronunciation

American sound/ˈstriːmlʌɪn/

streamline

Syllables: 2 syllables
Stress: 1st syllable stress
Vowel: Short i vowel
Ending: Final e often stays silent

stream - line -> streamline

Myanmar meaning

လှုပ်ရှားမှုကို လုံးဝမခံနိုင်သည့် ပုံပေါ်စေသည်။ ရိုးရိုးစင်းစင်းဖြစ်စေသည်။ ပို၍ အရည်အချင်းရှိစေသည်။

More examples

‘Rigs need to be tough, but streamlined and functional without any unnecessary trappings.’
‘It was about half the size of a cruise ship, and as streamlined as the best money could buy.’
‘Their sleek bodies were long and tall, yet slim and streamlined, their long tails bushy and stylishly curved.’
‘There is no denying its sleek, streamlined body is a thing of beauty.’
‘Stretching helps elongate our limbs, making our legs as streamlined as possible.’
‘Then go back and do it again, but with your arms streamlined overhead (extended body position).’
‘Its body shape is streamlined, allowing it to slip smoothly and effortlessly through open water.’
‘Efficient cowling would not only benefit cooling but would also add to streamlining and an increase in overall performance.’
‘This helps develop hand speed and awareness of water speed as well as streamlining at above race speed.’
‘A new streamlined windscreen was added along with modified airframe fillets.’
‘The boat they are moving is less heavy, more streamlined and floats a lot higher in the water.’
‘This will burn more fuel because of the extra drag caused by the rudder and because the aircraft is no longer streamlined.’
‘The widely spaced landing gear had tight spats around the wheels and tires and was quite streamlined.’
‘It was silver and streamlined and while I knew absolutely nothing about cars, it looked expensive.’
‘Its body is sleek and streamlined, with muscles especially adapted to give a good forward push in water.’
‘Another advantage of these floats is that, being thicker based and less streamlined, they do not impact so deeply into the water.’
‘Keeping your body straight in the water, keeping streamlined, will determine how fast you'll go.’
‘Avoid adverse yaw by allowing the ailerons to streamline when there's no crosswind present.’
‘They were streamlined, laterally compressed fish with a bony skeleton and thick bony scales.’
‘Towards the end of the war, Barnes Wallis began working on the R.80 airship, deviating from the traditional Zeppelin design by streamlining the craft.’

Synonyms

make more efficient, rationalize, modernize, update, reorganize, restructure, simplify, make more simple, abridge, accumulate, adapt, adjust, align, alphabetize, amalgamate, analyze, arrange, array, assemble, assign, block out, boil down, break down, break it down, bring together, build, carve, cast, catalogue, chasten, chisel, clarify, class, classify, clean it up, clean up, clear up, codify, compact, concenter, concentrate, condense, conduct, consolidate, construct, control, converge, create, crystallize, cut, cut down, cut the frills, decipher, disentangle, disinvolve, dispose, distribute, draw a picture, elucidate, embody, establish, explain, fabricate, facilitate, fashion, file, fix, focus, forge, form, formalize, frame, furnish, gather, get down to basics, get to the meat, group, hew, hit the high spots, incorporate, index, integrate, intelligible, interpret, knead, lay out, let daylight in, let sunlight in, line, line up, locate, make, make clear, make easy, make perfectly clear, make plain, manage, marshal, methodize, mint, model, mold, neaten, normalize, order, organize, pat, pattern, place, plan, produce, put away, put in a nutshell, put one straight, put to rights, range, reduce, regiment, regularize, regulate, right, roughhew, routine, sculpture, set guidelines, set in order, settle, shorten, sketch, sort out, space, spell out, stamp, standardize, systematize, tabulate, throw together, tidy, trim, unify, unscramble, whittle

Antonyms

be vague, break, change, complicate, confuse, decentralize, deform, demolish, depart, destroy, disallow, disarrange, dismantle, disorder, disorganize, disperse, disturb, divide, enlarge, forget, grow, increase, jumble, keep, leave, lose, make difficult, mess up, mismanage, mix up, move, muddle, mystify, neglect, obscure, prevent, raze, rescind, ruin, scatter, separate, spread, unfit, unsettle, upset