softness

softness
noun suavidad
softness
tr['sɒftnəs]
noun
1 (gen) blandura, lo blando
2 (of hair, fabric, skin) suavidad nombre femenino
3 (weakness) debilidad nombre femenino; (leniency) blandura
softness ['sɔftnəs] n
1) : blandura f, lo blando (de una almohada, de la mantequilla, etc.)
2) smoothness: suavidad f
softness
n.
• blandura s.f.
• ductilidad s.f.
• molicie s.f.
• morbidez s.f.
• suavidad s.f.
• terneza s.f.
• ternura s.f.
'sɔːftnəs, 'sɒftnɪs
mass noun
1)
a) (of mattress, cushion) lo blando or mullido, blandura f; (of clay, butter) lo blando
b) (of fabric, hair) suavidad f; (of skin) suavidad f, tersura f
2)
a) (of breeze) suavidad f, lo suave; (of color) lo tenue
b) (of music, voice) lo bajo
3) (leniency) blandura f; (moral weakness) debilidad f
['sɒftnɪs]
N
1) [of ground, bread] blandura f , lo blando; [of pencil, water, butter] lo blando; [of bed, pillow] lo mullido; [of muscles, flesh] blandura f
2) [of skin, hair, fabric] suavidad f
3) [of breeze, touch, voice, light, colour] suavidad f ; [of light] lo tenue
4) [of sound, laugh] suavidad f
5) (=kindness) ternura f
6) (=leniency) [of person, approach] indulgencia f , blandura f
7) (=weakness) debilidad f
8) (=stupidity) estupidez f
* * *
['sɔːftnəs, 'sɒftnɪs]
mass noun
1)
a) (of mattress, cushion) lo blando or mullido, blandura f; (of clay, butter) lo blando
b) (of fabric, hair) suavidad f; (of skin) suavidad f, tersura f
2)
a) (of breeze) suavidad f, lo suave; (of color) lo tenue
b) (of music, voice) lo bajo
3) (leniency) blandura f; (moral weakness) debilidad f

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