soft
নরম
definition
adverb
I can just speak soft and she'll hear me
softly.
adjective
soft margarine
easy to mold, cut, compress, or fold; not hard or firm to the touch.
the soft glow of the lamps
having a pleasing quality involving a subtle effect or contrast rather than sharp definition.
translation of 'soft'
কোমল
noun
মূর্খ লোক
adjective
লঘুগামী,
মৃদু,
অনুগ্র,
শান্ত,
মোলায়েম,
নরম,
সস্নেহ,
মসৃণ,
মনোরম,
মেয়েলি,
মেয়েলী,
মৃদুগামী,
সহজ,
কোমলাঙ্গ,
অকঠোর,
নমনীয়,
মহানুভূতিসম্পন্ন,
দুর্বলচিত্ত,
দরদী,
কোমল,
অনুচ্চ,
বিটুমেন্যুক্ত,
দরদি
example
Food and drink shops led the boom with sales of ice-cream, beer, chilled 'soft' beverages and barbecues all topping the list.
She smiled and stretched out on her bench, relaxing in the 'soft' breeze.
Her blue-green eyes were always 'soft' behind her sharp, hawk-like features.
The business lobby is poised to fight to maintain the number, but with the economy 'soft' , it's likely to be an uphill battle.
Out of this morass arose tabloid TV and 'soft' news magazines, easy on both the budgets and ratings.
I awoke to the sound of 'soft' rain drumming the roof, a sound I will no longer hear in a few daysu2026
Unfortunately, this bill is a bit too 'soft' for us to support.
But then I think straight back, u2018Don't talk 'soft' , she'd never do thatu2019.
he laid a 'soft' hand on her shoulder
However, vendors have struggled to increase demand in what is still a 'soft' market.
He seemed to be in his late thirties and his wide smile reflected a 'soft' heart.
Layering lighting sources creates a 'soft' , calming effect that is always appreciated.
Do you think that Arafat's coverage has been, over the years, too 'soft' , too sympathetic by the press?
While I was in Oxford doing my Higher Education certificate I came into contact with 'soft' drugs and participated in the taking of them.
Her body seemed to blur then reform itself, changing from an angular, inhuman shape to the 'soft' roundness of a human child.
she's going 'soft' in her old age
They still go on about ' 'soft' detergent', which might mean something to the US market, but, as far as I'm concerned, is still a detergent and will bind to the fabric.
Markets started out 'soft' , but at midnight Australian time they took off with a bit of a roar.
Saturday a poll revealed that a significant number of MPs are in favour of changing the law relating to 'soft' drugs.
His heart grew 'soft' and heavy as he noticed a small ring on Mackenzie's finger.
Sure, she'd drink here and there at parties, and she'd dabbled in a few 'soft' drugs, but nothing too bad.
While some sought to show themselves as too 'soft' and weak for battle in order to avoid call-up, others took pride in a fighting heritage.
The politics of the Plural Left was 'soft' compromise politics.
Drugs also come under scrutiny, with a programme assessing the impact of the legalisation of 'soft' drugs in Britain.
During 'soft' markets, insurers tend to undercut prices for competitive reasons.
Tea in Scotland tastes better than it does anywhere else in the world because of the 'soft' water.
Socialist convictions have become 'soft' or mellow or something worse.
The husband of one of my friends tried this and said it fulfilled its promise of leaving his skin smooth and 'soft' after shaving.
His features where rounded 'soft' , as if baby fat had never been burnt off his figure.
The 'soft' words sparked something inside of Katherine and she rose heatedly from her chair.
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