soft / flexible
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weak / feeble / flabby
software
soft candy (gummi candy, gumdrop, jellybean etc)
soft
to place under house arrest
cartilage
hose / flexible tube
to soften
ointment / paste
soft tissue
soft / velvety / flabby / weak / schmaltzy
soft drink
a cork
weak, cowardly person / spineless individual
to be lenient / to relent / to be reluctant to make a hard decision / to think twice
to be softhearted / to be tenderhearted / to be kindhearted
flexible / not rigid / spongy / soft or runny (not set hard) / loose (soil)
(idiom) softhearted / merciful
tired and feeble
software company
software package
software as a service (SaaS)
software platform
software technology
software system
software development
(lit.) the soft knife / (fig.) underhanded tactics / devious means of attack
soft (bread) roll
soft palate / velum
soft, pliable wool fabric
(coll.) pleasantly soft / comfy / (of words) gentle / soothing
(Internet slang) Renminbi (pun on 人民幣|人民币[])
soft power (in international relations)
soft measuring tape (non-retractable type used for body measurements etc)
soft seat (= first class in PRC trains)
soft seat (on trains or boats)
advertorial
cork
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