soft

🇺🇸 /sɔːft/ 🇬🇧 /sɒft/
Frequency
Difficulty
Tags TOP3000Oxford3000CEFR-A2
adjective
A2

easy to press or bend

The pillow is soft and comfortable.

B1

not very hard

The soft bread was easy to chew.

B1

smooth and nice to touch

Her soft blanket felt warm.

R

without sharp edges

The soft light made the room cozy.

R

not too bright

The soft glow was easy on the eyes.

R

gentle and not strong

A soft wind blew through the trees.

R

quiet and gentle

He spoke in a soft voice.

R

kind and caring

She has a soft heart for animals.

R

not strict

The teacher was soft on late homework.

R

silly or not thinking well

He must be soft to believe that.

R

not brave; liking comfort

Don't be soft, let's try camping.

R

easy and comfortable

He enjoys his soft job with little work.

R

with few minerals, good for washing

Soft water makes soap lather well.

R

without alcohol

She ordered a soft drink at the bar.

R

not hard-sounding, like 'c' in city

The 'g' in giant has a soft sound.

translation

adj. easy to press or bend; not very hard; smooth and nice to touch; without sharp edges; not too bright; gentle and not strong; quiet and gentle; kind and caring; not strict; silly or not thinking well; not brave; liking comfort; easy and comfortable; with few minerals, good for washing; without alcohol; not hard-sounding, like 'c' in city

Word Forms

Comparative softer
Superlative softest