soft
UK: /sɒft/ US: /sɑːft/Translation
adj
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⇨ blando,da
This ice cream isn't soft enough Este helado no está suficientemente blando
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⇨ suave
soft skin piel suave
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⇨ dulce
My teacher has a very soft voice Mi profesora tiene una voz muy dulce
⇨ suave
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⇨ tenue
I prefer soft lighting in the living room Prefiero una luz tenue en el salón
⇨ suave
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⇨ blando,da
You're too soft with your children Eres demasiado blando con tus hijos
⇨ benévolo,la
(Definition of soft adj from the Diccionario Cambridge Compact English-Spanish
© Cambridge University Press and Ediciones SM 2011)
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