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soft [sɒft, ingl. am. sɑ:ft] ADJ.

1. soft (not hard):

soft
soft cheeks, skin

2. soft (not harsh):

soft
soft colour, light

3. soft (easy):

soft

4. soft (lenient):

soft
soft [with sb]

5. soft (not firm in opinion):

to go soft on sth

6. soft (compassionate):

to be a soft touch

7. soft (non-alcoholic):

soft

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

to be soft in the head pey.
to be soft on sb esp AM
to have a soft spot for sb

soft-boiled ADJ.

soft-boiled egg:

soft currency SUST. ECON.

soft furnishings SUST.

soft furnishings pl. ingl. brit.:

soft-headed ADJ. pey.

soft-hearted ADJ.

soft-soap V. trans. fig., pey. coloq.

soft-spoken ADJ.

soft toy SUST. ingl. brit.

Ejemplos monolingües (no verificados por la redacción de PONS)

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For children who have trouble reaching all areas of their body, a long handled sponge with a soft grip can be provided.
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These subunits are: the tip, dorsum, alae, sidewalls, columella, and soft triangles.
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However, he noted that some of the following softer tracks were standout tracks as well.
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The house is built on a foundation of fieldstone and locally-produced soft red brick.
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This song shows the soft-side of his heart and longing for a change in himself.
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She has light brown hair and soft blue eyes.
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Such policies are often referred to as soft law.
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These give a softer, longer bounce and can be home-produced.
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She sings by low, warm, smooth and soft voice.
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In terms of vocal style, earlier albums featured a softer approach with less screaming.
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