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amerrissage en douceur

Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

soft landing SUST.

soft landing AERO., ECON.
Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

I. land [ingl. brit. land, ingl. am. lænd] SUST.

1. land:

land CONSTR., DER. (terrain, property)
terres fpl
the lie ingl. brit. or lay ingl. am. of the land literal
to get the lie ingl. brit. or lay ingl. am. of the land fig.
private/public land atrbv. clearance, drainage, development
private/public land purchase, sale
private/public land deal, tax
private/public land law, tribunal

2. land AGR. GANAD. (farmland):

a movement back to the land atrbv. worker

3. land (countryside):

4. land POL. (gen):

the land of dreams, opportunity

5. land (not sea):

land ahoy! NÁUT.
the war on (the) land atrbv. battle, forces, transport, animal

II. land [ingl. brit. land, ingl. am. lænd] V. trans.

1. land pilot:

land ASTRON., AERO. aircraft, spacecraft
land passengers, astronaut
land cargo, luggage

2. land NÁUT.:

land person
débarquer (on sur)
land cargo, luggage
décharger (on sur)

3. land PESCA:

land fish

4. land (secure):

land fig., coloq.
décrocher coloq.
job, contract, prize I landed myself a job at the palace

5. land (saddle with problem) coloq.:

to land sb with task
to be landed with sb/sth

6. land (deliver):

land coloq.
flanquer coloq.
blow, punch she landed him one (in the eye)

III. land [ingl. brit. land, ingl. am. lænd] V. intr.

1. land:

land ASTRON., AERO. aircraft, balloon, passenger:
land spacecraft: (on earth)
alunir controv.

2. land NÁUT.:

land passenger:
land ship:

3. land DEP. (gen):

land sportsman, gymnast, animal, insect, bird:
land object, substance:
land hum.
land ball:

IV. land [ingl. brit. land, ingl. am. lænd] V. v. refl.

to land oneself in difficult situation
to land oneself with coloq. task, problem

V. land [ingl. brit. land, ingl. am. lænd]

landing [ingl. brit. ˈlandɪŋ, ingl. am. ˈlændɪŋ] SUST.

1. landing:

his room is on the next landing atrbv. light, carpet

2. landing MILIT. (of troops):

3. landing NÁUT.:

landing atrbv. charges, platform

4. landing:

landing ASTRON., AERO.
atterrissage m (on sur)
night landing atrbv. procedure

5. landing DEP. (gen):

I. soft [ingl. brit. sɒft, ingl. am. sɔft] ADJ.

1. soft (yielding, not rigid or firm):

soft ground, soil, clay
soft DEP., HÍP.
soft rock, metal
soft snow
soft bed, cushion, pillow
soft fabric, fur, skin, hand, cheek
soft brush, hair, leather
soft muscle
soft mixture, dough, butter
soft pencil
to get soft soil, ground, butter, mixture:
to get soft mattress:
to get soft muscle:
to make sth soft ground
to make sth soft butter, mixture
to make sth soft fabric
to make sth soft hard water, skin

2. soft (muted):

soft colour, glow, light, tone, sound, laugh, music, note, voice, accent
soft step, knock

3. soft:

soft (gentle, mild) air, climate, rain, breeze, look, words
soft reply
soft impact, pressure, touch
soft eyes, heart
soft approach (gen)
soft POL.

4. soft (not sharp):

soft outline, shape
soft fold

5. soft ECON.:

soft market, prices
soft loan

6. soft (lenient):

soft parent, teacher
to be soft on sb/sth

7. soft:

to be soft on (be in love with) coloq.
en pincer pour coloq.

8. soft QUÍM.:

soft water

9. soft (idle, agreeable):

soft life, job
peinard coloq.

10. soft (cowardly):

soft coloq.
trouillard coloq.

11. soft (stupid):

soft coloq.

12. soft LING.:

soft consonant

II. soft [ingl. brit. sɒft, ingl. am. sɔft] ADV.

soft → softly

softly [ingl. brit. ˈsɒftli, ingl. am. ˈsɔf(t)li] ADV.

softly speak, touch, play, tread, laugh, blow, shine, shut
softly fall
softly softly catchee monkey arcznte., hum.

en el diccionario PONS

en el diccionario PONS

soft [sɒft, ingl. am. sɑ:ft] ADJ.

1. soft (not hard):

soft ground/sand
soft pillow, chair
soft wood, rock
soft contact lenses

2. soft (melted):

soft ice cream, butter

3. soft (smooth):

soft cloth, skin, hair
soft leather

4. soft (weak):

5. soft (mild):

soft climate, drug

6. soft (not glaring):

soft color, light
soft blue

7. soft (quiet):

soft music, sound, words

8. soft (lenient):

soft heart
to be soft on sb/sth

9. soft (easy):

10. soft (rough sketch):

soft outline, plan

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

to be soft on sb ingl. am.

landing SUST.

1. landing ARQUIT.:

2. landing AERO.:

3. landing NÁUT.:

I. land [lænd] SUST.

1. land no pl. a. AGR.:

2. land (area of ground):

3. land (nation):

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

II. land [lænd] V. intr.

1. land AERO.:

2. land NÁUT.:

3. land (end up) a. DEP.:

III. land [lænd] V. trans.

1. land (bring onto land):

land plane
land boat

2. land (unload):

3. land (obtain):

land contract
land fish
land job
en el diccionario PONS
en el diccionario PONS

soft [saft] ADJ.

1. soft (not hard):

soft ground, sand
soft pillow, chair
soft wood, rock
soft contact lenses

2. soft (melted):

soft ice cream, butter

3. soft (smooth):

soft cloth, skin, hair
soft leather

4. soft (weak):

soft muscles

5. soft (mild):

soft climate, drug

6. soft (not glaring):

soft color, light
soft blue

7. soft (quiet):

soft music, sound, words

8. soft (lenient):

soft heart
to be soft on sb/sth

9. soft (easy):

10. soft (not refined):

soft outline, plan

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

I. land [lænd] SUST.

1. land a. AGR.:

2. land (area of ground):

3. land (nation):

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

II. land [lænd] V. intr.

1. land AERO.:

2. land NÁUT.:

3. land (end up) a. sports:

III. land [lænd] V. trans.

1. land (bring onto land):

land plane
land boat

2. land (unload):

3. land (obtain):

land contract
land fish
land job

landing SUST.

1. landing ARQUIT.:

2. landing AERO.:

3. landing NÁUT.:

Present
Iland
youland
he/she/itlands
weland
youland
theyland
Past
Ilanded
youlanded
he/she/itlanded
welanded
youlanded
theylanded
Present Perfect
Ihavelanded
youhavelanded
he/she/ithaslanded
wehavelanded
youhavelanded
theyhavelanded
Past Perfect
Ihadlanded
youhadlanded
he/she/ithadlanded
wehadlanded
youhadlanded
theyhadlanded

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She sings by low, warm, smooth and soft voice.
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She has light brown hair and soft blue eyes.
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However, he noted that some of the following softer tracks were standout tracks as well.
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Bricks were fired in wood fires and were therefore soft.
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Muntjacs are known for their soft hide and tender meat.
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