Definition
Definition of soft-centred - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
chocolatesUK having a soft filling insideUK
- She loves soft-centred chocolates with caramel.
2.
personalityUK appearing tough but gentle insideUK
- Despite his gruff exterior, he's soft-centred.
Origin of soft-centred
English, soft (not hard) + centre (middle)
Examples of soft-centred in a sentence
The box contained soft-centred chocolates with various fillings. She may seem harsh, but she's soft-centred at heart. His soft-centred nature was evident in his kindness.
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- French:fourré, tendre, ...
- German:weich gefüllt, weichherzig, ...
- Italian:con ripieno morbido, sensibile, ...
- Spanish:de centro blando, de buen corazón, ...
- Portuguese:de recheio macio, de coração mole, ...
- Chinese:软心的, 内心柔软的, ...
- Japanese:ソフトセンターの, 心優しい, ...
- Arabic:طَرِيُّ الجَوْف, رقيق الأعماق, ...
- Hebrew:בְּמִילוּי רַךְ, רַךְ מִבִּפְנִים, ...
- Russian:с мягкой начинкой, мягкий внутри, ...
- Ukrainian:з м'якою начинкою, добросердий, ...
- Hindi:भरवाँ, मृदु-हृदय, ...
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