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softy

/sawf-tee, sof-/US // ˈsɔf ti, ˈsɒf- //

柔和的,柔软的,软绵绵的,柔软

Related Words

wimp窝囊废,懦夫,懦弱,怂恿whiner抱怨者,发牢骚的人,发牢骚者,呜呼哀哉sissy娘娘腔,娘炮,娘娘腔的,娘娘腔的人critic批评家,批评者,评论家,批评家们complainer抱怨者,投诉者,投诉人,申诉人grumbler怨妇,抱怨者,怨家,怨妇人bellyacher腹肌,腹黑者,腹背受敌,腹肌者wuss胆小鬼,胆怯,胆小如鼠,胆小怕事faultfinder寻错人,寻错者,找茬者,找茬的人liberal自由主义者,自由派,开放的,自由的sympathizer同情者,赞同者,同情剂,共鸣者milquetoast乏味的人,百事通,乡巴佬,乏味baby婴幼儿,婴孩,婴童,婴幼儿用品crybaby哭泣的孩子,哭泣的人,啼哭的孩子,哭哭啼啼的人lightweight轻量级,重量级,轻巧,轻量级的mollycoddle莫利科德,茉莉花,茉莉花瓣namby-pamby马马虎虎,马屁精,马马虎虎的,娘娘腔pansy三色堇,三色紫罗兰,三色紫罗兰色,堇色teacher's pet老师的宠物,教师的宠物,师范生,师资力量chicken鸡肉,鸡类,鸡只,鸡

Definitions

n.名词 noun
  1. 1

    plural soft·ies.Informal.

    • : a person easily stirred to sentiment or tender emotion.
    • : a person who lacks stamina or endurance.
    • : a person who lacks strength of character; a silly or foolish person.

Synonyms & Antonyms

as inmama's boy
Forms: softies
Synonyms
milquetoast乏味的人,百事通,乡巴佬,乏味baby婴幼儿,婴孩,婴童,婴幼儿用品big baby大宝贝,大宝宝,大婴儿,大宝crybaby哭泣的孩子,哭泣的人,啼哭的孩子,哭哭啼啼的人gutless wonder胆怯的奇迹,胆小的奇迹,胆小鬼的奇迹,胆小如鼠的奇迹lightweight轻量级,重量级,轻巧,轻量级的mollycoddle莫利科德,茉莉花,茉莉花瓣mother's darling母亲的宝贝,妈妈的宝贝,母亲的宠儿,母爱namby-pamby马马虎虎,马屁精,马马虎虎的,娘娘腔pansy三色堇,三色紫罗兰,三色紫罗兰色,堇色sissy娘娘腔,娘炮,娘娘腔的,娘娘腔的人teacher's pet老师的宠物,教师的宠物,师范生,师资力量
as inweak sister
Forms: softies
Synonyms
chicken鸡肉,鸡类,鸡只,鸡gutless wonder胆怯的奇迹,胆小的奇迹,胆小鬼的奇迹,胆小如鼠的奇迹hothouse plant暖房植物,暖房厂,暖棚植物,暖房车invertebrate无脊椎动物,无脊椎生物,无脊椎植物,无脊椎jellyfish水母,海蜇,蜇伏,蜇伏者meek soul温顺的灵魂,柔顺的灵魂,温柔的灵魂,温和的灵魂weak soul软弱的灵魂,弱小的灵魂,弱者的灵魂,软弱的心灵weakling弱者,软弱的人,矮子,怯懦
as incrybaby
Forms: softies
Synonyms
whiner抱怨者,发牢骚的人,发牢骚者,呜呼哀哉wimp窝囊废,懦夫,懦弱,怂恿bellyacher腹肌,腹黑者,腹背受敌,腹肌者complainer抱怨者,投诉者,投诉人,申诉人critic批评家,批评者,评论家,批评家们faultfinder寻错人,寻错者,找茬者,找茬的人grumbler怨妇,抱怨者,怨家,怨妇人moaner呻吟者,抱怨者,呻吟的人,呻吟家sissy娘娘腔,娘炮,娘娘腔的,娘娘腔的人wuss胆小鬼,胆怯,胆小如鼠,胆小怕事griper抓手,抓取者,抓取器,抓紧时间
as inbleeding heart
Forms: softies
Synonyms
bleeding-heart liberalliberal自由主义者,自由派,开放的,自由的sentimental fool多情的傻瓜,伤感的傻瓜,伤感傻瓜,伤感的傻子sympathizer同情者,赞同者,同情剂,共鸣者

Examples

  • When the blood came streaming, it set Jack raving, and he cursed and damned Wessner for a coward and a softy.

  • The "Softy" in his embarrassment was at a loss for an excuse for his presence.

  • The "Softy" appeared presently, leading the horse by the bridle.

  • "But he won't be back just yet awhile," said the "Softy," grinning.

  • I don't know what you call bad if kidnapping that poor softy isn't.

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