WordReference English-Czech Dictionary © 2026:
| Hlavní překlady |
| softening n | (making softer) | zjemnění s |
| softening n | figurative (making less severe) (trestu apod.) | zmírnění s |
| | The teacher decided that a softening of the students' punishment was reasonable. |
| softening n | (sound: making quieter) (o zvuku) | ztlumení, utlumení s |
| | The softening of the sound was done by the placement of acoustic panels around the room. |
| softening n | (water: making less chalky) (vody) | změkčení, změkčování s |
| | The softening of the water makes it more gentle on clothes. |
| softening adj | (becoming softer in texture) | zjemňující příč ned |
| | Using the washing machine had a softening effect on the shirt. |
| softening adj | (becoming less severe) | zmírňující příd |
| | | usnadňující příd |
| | The government hopes that the reduction in income tax will have a softening impact on families which are struggling financially. |
| softening adj | (sound: becoming quieter) | utlumující příd |
| | | utichající příd |
| | The softening music could still be heard for a few moments. |
WordReference English-Czech Dictionary © 2026:
| Hlavní překlady |
| soften⇒ vi | (physically: become softer) | změknout dok |
| | | měknout ned |
| | Soak the apricots in water till they soften. |
| soften vi | figurative (emotionally: become less harsh) | zjemnět dok |
| | She was angry last night but this morning she's softened. |
| soften vtr | (effect: make less severe) | obměkčit dok |
| | | zmírnit dok |
| soften [sth]⇒ vtr | (make physically softer) | změkčit dok |
| | Soften the cheese by warming it in the oven. |