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creamlike

/kɹˈimlaɪk/ adj

Resembling cream.

Word Origin Cream comes from Late Latin cramum, possibly from Gaulish, referring to the thick part of milk. Creamlike means 'having the form or quality of cream.' The -like suffix, from Old English līc 'body, form,' is used to form adjectives of resemblance. Related: creamy, creaminess, and childlike.

adj Resembling cream.

She applied a creamlike lotion that left her skin soft and smooth.

(形容词) 奶油状的；乳脂状的

她涂抹了类似乳液的润肤霜，让皮肤变得柔软光滑。

(adjetivo) Que se parece a la crema.

Se aplicó una loción **similar a la crema** que dejó su piel suave y tersa.

(adjectif) crémeux; onctueux [Qui ressemble à de la crème, par sa texture ou son aspect.]

Elle appliqua une lotion creamlike qui laissa sa peau douce et lisse.

(Adjektiv) sahnig; cremig [in Aussehen, Konsistenz oder Beschaffenheit der Sahne ähnlich; cremig.]

Sie trug eine **creamlike** Lotion auf, die ihre Haut weich und geschmeidig machte.

(形容詞) クリームに似た；クリームのような質感のある。

彼女はクリーム状のローションを塗り、肌を柔らかく滑らかにした。

(adjetivo) cremoso [Que se parece com creme; cremoso.]

Ela aplicou uma loção cremosa que deixou sua pele macia e suave.

Synonyms: creamy creamed rich Antonyms: watery thin non-creamy
Word parts: cream + like

Related words

creamy creaminess likely likeness unlike unlikely dislike

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