soft spot in Spanish
soft spot in Spanish is debilidad, punto débil — soft spot means a particular fondness or affection for someone or something, often one that overrides better judgement.
soft spot in Spanish
debilidad
(idiomatic) A sentimental fondness or affection.
punto débil
A point of vulnerability in a defence.
What does "soft spot" mean?
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noun A particular fondness or affection for someone or something, often one that overrides better judgement.
"She has a soft spot for stray cats."
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noun The gap between the skull bones on top of a baby's head, covered only by skin and membrane, which closes during the first two years.
"Support the head and avoid pressing on the soft spot."
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noun A point at which something is vulnerable to attack or failure.
"The audit found a soft spot in the payment system's authentication."
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soft spot in a sentence
- She has a soft spot for stray cats.
- My grandad always had a soft spot for me.
- Support the head and avoid pressing on the soft spot.
- The audit found a soft spot in the payment system's authentication.
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What is "soft spot" in Spanish?
"soft spot" in Spanish is debilidad, punto débil. soft spot means: A particular fondness or affection for someone or something, often one that overrides better judgement.
How do you use "soft spot" in a sentence?
Example: "She has a soft spot for stray cats." In Spanish, "soft spot" is debilidad, punto débil.
Are there other ways to say "soft spot" in Spanish?
Yes — Spanish has 2 translations listed for "soft spot": debilidad, punto débil.
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