Blandas (en. Soft)

/ˈbɾandas/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

adjective

Easily gives way to pressure.

The cookies were so soft that they broke when touched.

Las galletas estaban tan blandas que se rompían al tocarlas.

That is not hard or resistant.

The pillows should be soft to ensure a good rest.

Las almohadas deben ser blandas para asegurar un buen descanso.

That has no stiffness or hardness.

I prefer soft chairs for greater comfort.

Prefiero las sillas blandas para mayor comodidad.

From Latin 'blandus', meaning 'soft' or 'affectionate'.

to soft

referring to something that is not serious or done in a gentle or calm manner.

a blandas

to be soft

whose meaning is used to describe a weak attitude in the face of situations.

estar blandas

soft thing

it is used to refer to objects or situations that have no resistance.

cosa blandas

softness

quality of being soft.

blandura

softie

diminutive of soft, meaning small and soft.

blandito

to soften

to act gently or with little firmness.

blandirse

A way to refer to someone who is very sentimental.

Don't tell me you're crying, how soft you are.

No me digas que estás llorando, qué blanda eres.

Used to describe someone who is easy to manipulate.

That girl is very soft, she always does what she's told.

Esa chica es muy blanda, siempre hace lo que le dicen.