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Definition of soft rush - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
botanyRare plant species with soft stems, Juncus effususRare
- The soft rush grows abundantly in wetlands.
- The garden features a variety of plants, including soft rush.
- Soft rush is often used in landscaping for its texture.
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plant species with soft stems, Juncus effusus
Expressions with soft
lose firmness or hardness
The bread will go soft if left out.
kind and compassionate nature
She has a soft heart for animals.
gentle and careful way of handling something
She has a soft touch with delicate flowers.
being lenient or not strict
The teacher is soft on late submissions.
lose firmness or structure
The fruit is going soft.
treat someone with leniency or gentleness
The teacher was soft on the students during exams.
become less strict or harsh with someone or something
The teacher decided to go soft on the students this time.
act in a gentle or less strict way
The manager decided to take a soft line with the new staff.
feel compassion and empathy towards others
She has a soft heart for stray animals.
feel special affection or fondness for someone or something
She has a soft spot for stray animals.
extremely smooth and gentle to touch like a baby's skin
Her skin was soft as a baby's bottom after the lotion.
extremely soft and smooth to touch
The blanket is soft as silk.
feeling of affection or fondness
She has a soft corner for stray animals.
mentally unstable or crazy
She acted like she was soft in the head after the accident.
easier alternative in a decision-making process
Choosing the soft option, she decided to stay home.
area or period weaker than surroundings
The project experienced a soft patch in development.
road edge unsuitable for driving
He warned me not to drive on the soft shoulder.
fondness or affection for someone or something
She has a soft spot for stray cats, always trying to help them.
choose the easiest or least challenging course of action
He decided to take the soft option and avoid the hard work.
be vulnerable or weak in a certain area
Despite their strength, they have a soft underbelly in their defense.
quiet business opening before the official launch
The restaurant had a soft opening last week.
vulnerable or weak part easy to attack or criticize
The company's finances are its soft underbelly.
speech delivered in a gentle manner
She gave a soft shoe to win their support.
extremely smooth and pleasant to touch
The blanket felt silky soft against her skin.
Expressions with rush
period with most people traveling to or from work
The subway is packed during rush hour.
sudden energy from stress or danger
He felt an adrenaline rush during the race.
sensation of warmth from increased blood flow
A blood rush made his cheeks turn red.
move quickly in a specific direction
The river rushes along the valley.
no need to hurry or rush
Take your time, there's no rush.
arrive or act early to avoid crowds or waiting
We left early to beat the rush.
enter a place quickly and suddenly
The firefighters rushed in to save the people.
start doing something quickly without thinking enough
Don't rush into making a big decision.
leave a place quickly due to urgency
She had to rush off to catch the bus.
move out of a place in a hurried manner
She rushed out of the house to catch the bus.
move quickly to a place
I saw the accident and rushed over to help.
do something quickly without attention to detail
He rushed through his homework to watch TV.
decide something hastily without proper consideration
She tends to rush to conclusions, which often leads to mistakes.
quick decision made without enough thought or due to bias
His rush to judgement led to a big mistake.
hurry to assist someone in need
They rushed to her rescue after the car accident.
quick decision without enough thought or information
His rush to judgment led to a wrong conclusion.
inexperienced people act quickly without thinking of danger
Fools rush in, so be careful before making decisions.
move quickly into a situation without thinking
She rushed headlong into the meeting without preparation.
task done quickly due to time constraints
The report was a rush job to meet the deadline.
sudden strong emotion causing impulsive actions
He quit his job in a rush of blood to the head.
make someone very busy
The new project has rushed me off my feet.
do something before the usual time
They rushed the season by putting up Christmas lights in October.
short burst of energy or excitement after eating sugar
After the candy, he had a sugar rush.
publish written material quickly without thorough editing
The author decided to rush into print without a final review.
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- French:jonc diffus, ...
- German:Flatter-Binse, ...
- Italian:giunco comune, ...
- Spanish:junco blando, ...
- Portuguese:junça, ...
- Chinese:灯心草, ...
- Japanese:ミズゴケ, ...
- Arabic:سَعْد ناعِم, ...
- Hebrew:סוֹף רַךְ, ...
- Russian:мягкая осока, ...
- Ukrainian:м'який рогіз, ...
- Hindi:मुलायम रश, ...
- Bengali:নরম রাশ, ...
- Catalan:jonça tova, ...
- Czech:sítina rozkladitá, ...
- Danish:lyse siv, ...
- Dutch:pitrus, ...
- Greek:μαλακός βούρλος, ...
- Hungarian:szittyó, ...
- Khmer:រុក្ខជាតិដើមទន់ប្រភេទ ជុនខុស អេហ្វហ្វូស៊ុស, ...
- Korean:골풀, ...
- Persian:راش نرم, ...
- Polish:sit rozpierzchły, ...
- Portuguese (BR):junco, ...
- Romanian:Juncus effusus, ...
- Swedish:säv, ...
- Thai:กกอ่อน, ...
- Turkish:yumuşak hasır otu, ...
- Vietnamese:cây cỏ mềm, ...
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