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飞机等
más suave

Oxford Spanish Dictionary

soft <softer softest> [ingl. am. sɔft, ingl. brit. sɒft] ADJ.

1.1. soft (not hard):

soft cushion/mattress
soft cushion/mattress
soft ground/snow
soft ground/snow
soft dough/clay/butter
soft wood/pencil
soft metal
soft metal
soft brush/toothbrush
soft cheese ingl. brit.

1.2. soft (smooth):

soft fur/hair/fabric
soft skin
soft skin

2.1. soft (light):

2.2. soft (mild, subdued):

soft breeze
soft light/color
soft light/color

2.3. soft (quiet):

soft music

2.4. soft:

soft ARTE, CINE, FOTO edge/outline

3.1. soft (weak, lenient):

to be soft on or with sb
ser blando or indulgente con alguien
to take a softer line on sth

3.2. soft (out of condition):

soft person/muscles
soft person/muscles

3.3. soft (feeble-minded) coloq.:

4.1. soft (easy) coloq.:

soft life/time
un chollo Esp. coloq.

4.2. soft COM.:

5.1. soft (kind):

soft answer/smile/nature
soft words
soft words

5.2. soft (emotionally attached):

6.1. soft:

soft drugs
soft pornography
soft pop/rock MÚS.

6.2. soft evidence:

6.3. soft (unstable) FIN.:

soft money/currency
soft money/currency
soft market

7. soft QUÍM.:

soft water

8. soft consonant:

soft-centered, soft-centred ingl. brit. [ˌsɒftˈsɛntəd] ADJ.

1. soft-centered candies/chocolates:

2. soft-centered (sentimental):

soft-boiled [ingl. am. ˈsɔft ˈˌbɔɪld, ingl. brit.] ADJ.

soft-boiled egg:

soft-core [ˈsɒftkɔː] ADJ.

soft-core pornography:

soft drink SUST. C or U

soft copy SUST. U or C

soft goods SUST. sust. pl.

soft furnishings SUST. sust. pl. ingl. brit.

soft fruit SUST. U esp ingl. brit.

soft launch [ˌsɑft ˈlɔnʃ, sɒft ˈlɔːnʃ] SUST.

en el diccionario PONS

inglés
inglés
español
español

soft [sɒft, ingl. am. sɑ:ft] ADJ.

1. soft (not hard):

soft ground, sand, contact lenses
soft pillow, sofa
soft metal

2. soft (smooth):

soft cheeks, skin, landing
soft hair

3. soft (weak):

4. soft (mild):

soft wind, rain
soft climate
soft drug

5. soft (not bright):

soft colour
soft glow
soft lighting, light

6. soft (quiet):

soft sound, music
soft voice

7. soft (lenient):

8. soft (easy):

9. soft (compassionate):

10. soft FIN.:

soft currency

soft furnishings SUST. ingl. austr., ingl. brit., soft goods SUST.

soft furnishings pl. ingl. am.:

soft-soap V. trans. coloq.

soft-hearted [ˌsɒftˈhɑ:tɪd, ingl. am. ˈsɑ:ftˌhɑ:rt̬ɪd] ADJ.

soft-headed ADJ. pey.

soft-spoken ADJ.

soft-boiled [ˌsɒftˈbɔɪld, ingl. am. ˌsɑ:ftˈ-] ADJ.

soft toy SUST. ingl. brit.

Entrada de OpenDict

soft copy SUST.

soft copy INFORM.
soft copy INFORM.
español
español
inglés
inglés
mullido (-a)
en el diccionario PONS
inglés
inglés
español
español

soft [sɔft] ADJ.

1. soft (not hard):

soft ground, sand, contact lenses
soft pillow, sofa
soft metal

2. soft (smooth):

soft cheeks, skin, landing
soft hair

3. soft (mild):

soft drug

4. soft (not bright):

soft colors
soft glow
soft lighting, light

5. soft (quiet):

soft sound, music
soft voice

6. soft (lenient):

7. soft (easy):

8. soft FIN.:

soft currency

soft-hearted [ˈsɔft·ˌhar·t̬ɪd] ADJ.

soft-spoken ADJ.

soft goods SUST. pl.

soft-headed ADJ. pey.

soft-boiled [ˌsɔft·ˈbɔɪld] ADJ.

español
español
inglés
inglés
blando (-a)
mullido (-a)
Present
Isoft-soap
yousoft-soap
he/she/itsoft-soaps
wesoft-soap
yousoft-soap
theysoft-soap
Past
Isoft-soaped
yousoft-soaped
he/she/itsoft-soaped
wesoft-soaped
yousoft-soaped
theysoft-soaped
Present Perfect
Ihavesoft-soaped
youhavesoft-soaped
he/she/ithassoft-soaped
wehavesoft-soaped
youhavesoft-soaped
theyhavesoft-soaped
Past Perfect
Ihadsoft-soaped
youhadsoft-soaped
he/she/ithadsoft-soaped
wehadsoft-soaped
youhadsoft-soaped
theyhadsoft-soaped

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See also soft drink controversy and health concerns.
en.wikipedia.org
Historically it was a cool effervescent or iced fruit soft drink.
en.wikipedia.org
The soft drink company liked the result so much that it signed her to a lifetime contract as a jingle writer.
en.wikipedia.org
The jelly bean supplement did not lead to weight gain, but the soft drink supplement did.
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The report examined statistics relating to the increase in soft drink consumption and claimed that consumption is likely contributing to health problems.
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