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soft English-French

doux/douce

soft spot English-French

to have a soft spot for sb

soft-top English-French

décapotable f

soft toy English-French

peluche f

soft option English-French

to take the soft option

soft skills English-French

compétences

soft British & World English

easy to mould, cut, compress, or fold; not hard or firm to the touch

soft English-Italian

morbido, soffice

soft English-Spanish

blando

soft box British & World English

a frame with a cloth covering used to diffuse the light from a flash or floodlight

soft clam British & World English

another term for softshell clam.

soft coal British & World English

bituminous coal

soft copy British & World English

a legible version of a piece of information not printed on a physical medium, especially as stored or displayed on a computer

soft crab British & World English

another term for softshell crab.

soft-hued British & World English

of a light, subtle colour or shade

soft iron British & World English

iron that has a low carbon content and is easily magnetized and demagnetized, used to make the cores of solenoids and other electrical equipment

soft line British & World English

a flexible and moderate attitude or policy

soft loan British & World English

a loan, typically one to a developing country, made on terms very favourable to the borrower

soft rock British & World English

a style of rock music with a less persistent beat and more emphasis on lyrics and melody than hard rock

soft rot British & World English

any of a number of bacterial and fungal diseases of fruit and vegetables in which the tissue becomes soft and slimy

soft sell British & World English

a method of salesmanship or advertising that uses subtle persuasion

soft-shoe British & World English

a kind of tap dance performed in soft-soled shoes

soft soap British & World English

a semi-fluid soap, especially one made with potassium rather than sodium salts

soft sore British & World English

another term for chancroid.

soft tack British & World English

bread or other nourishing food, especially as eaten by sailors or soldiers

soft-top British & World English

a motor vehicle having a roof that can be folded back

soft toy British & World English

a children’s toy, typically a toy animal, made of fabric stuffed with a soft filling

soft drug English-German

weiche Droge

soft porn English-German

Softpornographie

soft top English-German

Stoffverdeck

soft toy English-German

Stoffspielzeug

soft drug English-Italian

droga f leggera

soft porn English-Italian

pornografia

soft spot English-Italian

have a soft spot for somebody

soft-top English-Italian

decappottabile f