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alemán
alemán

I. sof·ten [ˈsɒfən, ingl. am. ˈsɑ:f-] V. intr.

1. soften (melt):

soften ice cream
schmelzen <schmilzt, schmolz, geschmolzen>

2. soften (moderate):

3. soften FIN.:

soften quotation
soften quotation
nachgeben <gibt nach, gab nach, nachgegeben>

II. sof·ten [ˈsɒfən, ingl. am. ˈsɑ:f-] V. trans.

1. soften (melt):

2. soften (moderate):

to soften sth manner, behaviour

3. soften (alleviate):

I. soften up V. trans.

1. soften up (make less hard):

to soften up sth

2. soften up (win over):

to soften up sb
to soften up sb (persuade)
jdn rumkriegen coloq.

3. soften up MILIT. (weaken):

to soften up sth

II. soften up V. intr.

alemán
alemán
inglés
inglés
to be softened up by sb
softened impact
von etw dat. heruntergehen
Present
Isoften
yousoften
he/she/itsoftens
wesoften
yousoften
theysoften
Past
Isoftened
yousoftened
he/she/itsoftened
wesoftened
yousoftened
theysoftened
Present Perfect
Ihavesoftened
youhavesoftened
he/she/ithassoftened
wehavesoftened
youhavesoftened
theyhavesoftened
Past Perfect
Ihadsoftened
youhadsoftened
he/she/ithadsoftened
wehadsoftened
youhadsoftened
theyhadsoftened

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Ejemplos monolingües (no verificados por la redacción de PONS)

The aim was to cut through barbed wire and soften up the enemy defences.
www.stokesentinel.co.uk
For example, a pothole will be sensed by the front suspension, and the rear will soften up in preparation for the hit.
www.caradvice.com.au
Both of these schemes claim to make the boots soften up and conform to your leg as they dry.
www.horsechannel.com
First, soften up the fruit by rolling it on the counter and pressing down as you do.
www.dailyherald.com
Now there are even proposals, probably intended to soften up the antis, to leave it to the judge to impose either life imprisonment or death.
www.visayandailystar.com

Ejemplos de uso procedentes de internet (no verificados por la redacción de PONS)

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The dry, electrostatically charged powder goes on before being hung in a large oven in which the paint softens and forms a tough, smooth coating.
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www.redbull.com
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Das trockene, elektrostatisch geladene Pulver wird aufgetragen, bevor der Rahmen in einen riesigen Ofen gehangen wird, wo die Farbschicht weich wird und dann eine harte, glatte Lackierung ergibt.
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In order to do this they process raw materials such as thermoplastics ( materials which soften again with every heating ), duroplastics ( materials which do not soften again when they are heated ), or elastomers ( materials which possess elastic properties at room temperature ).
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www.buerkert.de
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Dazu verarbeiten sie Werkstoffe wie Thermoplaste ( Stoffe, die bei jedem Erhitzen wieder weich werden ), Duroplaste ( Stoffe, die nicht wieder erweichen, wenn sie erhitzt werden ) oder Elastomere ( Stoffe, die bei Raumtemperatur elastische Eigenschaften besitzen ).
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The grain leather is treated naturally, so color and texture may change over time, darkening and softening to create an elegant patina.
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www.tiffany.de
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Narbenleder wird natürlich behandelt, wodurch sich mit der Zeit Farbe und Textur ändern können, es dunkler und weicher wird und so eine elegante Patina entsteht.
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When tightening the abdominal wall is a relatively long scar in the bikini area, which over time will soften and fade.
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www.privatklinik-vitalitas.de
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Bei der Bauchdeckenstraffung entsteht eine relativ lange Narbe im Bereich der Bikinizone, die mit der Zeit weich wird und verblasst.
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Thermoplastics (which soften on heating and then harden again on cooling)
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www.plasticseurope.de
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Thermoplaste (die bei der Erwärmung weich werden und sich beim Abkühlen dann wieder erhärten)
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