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I. soft [brit. angl. sɒft, am. angl. sɔft] PRID.
1. soft (yielding, not rigid or firm):
soft ground, soil, clay
soft ŠPORT, KONJ. ŠPORT
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
soft to the touch
soft ice cream
glace ž. spol italienne
2. soft (muted):
soft colour, glow, light, tone, sound, laugh, music, note, voice, accent
soft step, knock
soft lighting
3. soft:
soft (gentle, mild) air, climate, rain, breeze, look, words
soft reply
soft impact, pressure, touch
soft eyes, heart
soft approach (gen)
soft POLIT.
the soft left
to take a soft line with sb
4. soft (not sharp):
soft outline, shape
soft fold
5. soft GOSP.:
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) pog.
8. soft KEM.:
soft water
9. soft (idle, agreeable):
soft life, job
peinard pog.
10. soft (cowardly):
soft pog.
11. soft (stupid):
soft pog.
to be soft in the head
12. soft LINGV.:
soft consonant
II. soft [brit. angl. sɒft, am. angl. sɔft] PRISL.
soft → softly
softly [brit. angl. ˈsɒftli, am. angl. ˈsɔf(t)li] PRISL.
softly speak, touch, play, tread, laugh, blow, shine, shut
softly fall
softly softly catchee monkey zastar., šalj.
fail soft PRID.
fail soft system:
fail soft
I. soft pedal [brit. angl., am. angl. sɔft ˈpɛdl] SAM. GLAS.
soft pedal
pédale ž. spol douce
II. soft-pedal <sed. del. etc soft pedalling, soft pedalled brit. angl. soft pedaling, soft pedaled am. angl.> GLAG. nepreh. glag.
1. soft-pedal GLAS.:
soft-pedal
2. soft-pedal fig.:
soft-pedal
mettre un bémol fig. (on à)
I. soft soap SAM.
1. soft soap dobes.:
soft soap
2. soft soap fig., pog.:
soft soap
flagornerie ž. spol pog.
II. soft-soap GLAG. preh. glag.
soft-soap preh. glag. fig.:
soft-soap
III. soft-soap GLAG. nepreh. glag.
soft-soap nepreh. glag.:
soft-soap
soft palate SAM.
soft palate
voile m. spol du palais
soft skills SAM. mn. samost.
soft skills
compétences ž. spol mn. douces
soft sell SAM.
soft sell
vente ž. spol persuasive
soft sell
soft-top SAM. DIRKAL.
soft-top
décapotable ž. spol
soft-centred PRID.
soft-centred chocolate:
soft-centred
soft-spoken [brit. angl. sɒftˈspəʊk(ə)n, am. angl. ˈsɔft ˈˌspoʊkən] PRID.
1. soft-spoken dobes.:
soft-spoken
to be soft-spoken
2. soft-spoken (glib):
soft-spoken fig.
soft [sɒft, am. angl. sɑ:ft] PRID.
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
soft as silk
a soft landing
soft to the touch
4. soft (weak):
soft
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
soft heart
to be soft on sb/sth
to have a soft time of it
9. soft (easy):
soft
10. soft (rough sketch):
soft outline, plan
fraza:
to be soft in the head slabš.
to have a soft spot for sb
to be soft on sb am. angl.
to be a soft touch
soft furnishings SAM.
soft furnishings SAM.:
soft furnishings avstral. angl., brit. angl. am. angl.
soft-boiled PRID. GASTR.
soft-boiled egg
soft toy SAM. brit. angl.
soft toy
peluche ž. spol
I. soft pedal SAM. GLAS.
soft pedal
pédale ž. spol douce
II. soft pedal <brit. angl. -ll-, am. angl. -l-> GLAG. nepreh. glag. GLAS.
soft pedal
III. soft pedal GLAG. preh. glag. fig.
to soft pedal sth
soft drink SAM.
soft drink
soft-spoken PRID.
soft-spoken
soft-hearted PRID.
soft-hearted
soft porn SAM.
soft porn
film m. spol érotique
soft-headed PRID. slabš.
soft-headed
Angleščina
Angleščina
Francoščina
Francoščina
soft [saft] PRID.
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
soft as silk
a soft landing
soft to the touch
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
soft heart
to be soft on sb/sth
9. soft (easy):
soft
10. soft (not refined):
soft outline, plan
fraza:
to be soft in the head slabš.
to have a soft spot for sb
to be soft on sb
to be a soft touch
soft-spoken PRID.
soft-spoken
I. soft soap pog. SAM.
soft soap
lèche-botte m. in ž. spol
II. soft soap pog. GLAG. preh. glag.
soft soap
soft pedal SAM. GLAS.
soft pedal
pédale ž. spol douce
I. soft-pedal <-l- [or -ll-]> GLAG. nepreh. glag. GLAS.
soft-pedal
II. soft-pedal <-l- [or -ll-]> GLAG. preh. glag. fig.
to soft-pedal sth
soft porn SAM.
soft porn
film m. spol érotique
soft drink SAM.
soft drink
soft-boiled PRID. culin
soft-boiled egg
Francoščina
Francoščina
Angleščina
Angleščina
niaiseux (-euse)
moelleux (-euse)
Present
Isoft-pedal
yousoft-pedal
he/she/itsoft-pedals
wesoft-pedal
yousoft-pedal
theysoft-pedal
Past
Isoft-pedalled / am. angl. soft-pedaled
yousoft-pedalled / am. angl. soft-pedaled
he/she/itsoft-pedalled / am. angl. soft-pedaled
wesoft-pedalled / am. angl. soft-pedaled
yousoft-pedalled / am. angl. soft-pedaled
theysoft-pedalled / am. angl. soft-pedaled
Present Perfect
Ihavesoft-pedalled / am. angl. soft-pedaled
youhavesoft-pedalled / am. angl. soft-pedaled
he/she/ithassoft-pedalled / am. angl. soft-pedaled
wehavesoft-pedalled / am. angl. soft-pedaled
youhavesoft-pedalled / am. angl. soft-pedaled
theyhavesoft-pedalled / am. angl. soft-pedaled
Past Perfect
Ihadsoft-pedalled / am. angl. soft-pedaled
youhadsoft-pedalled / am. angl. soft-pedaled
he/she/ithadsoft-pedalled / am. angl. soft-pedaled
wehadsoft-pedalled / am. angl. soft-pedaled
youhadsoft-pedalled / am. angl. soft-pedaled
theyhadsoft-pedalled / am. angl. soft-pedaled
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Yes, every new officer must do these rudimentary tasks and handle certain situations, we can soft pedal you, so embrace the experience.
www.officer.com
Indication that the soft pedal should be used is the instruction "una corda" or sometimes "due corde", with "tre corde" or sometimes "tutte le corde" cancelling it.
en.wikipedia.org
The national media's bias has never been in question, while the local affiliates, mostly, soft pedaled their lead stories as scripted.
www.ocregister.com
Are we expecting the police to soft pedal this issue?
www.thehindu.com
The coda of the finale, marked pianissimo and to be played with the soft pedal, returns to and expands upon material from the movement's introduction.
en.wikipedia.org