Translation of Polish word "miękki" to English
miękki
/mʲɛnkʲi/
Meaning
AdjectiveEasily giving way under pressure.
How to use
The adjective 'miękki' (soft) declines regularly. In the masculine personal plural, it becomes 'miękcy' (e.g., 'miękcy rywale' — soft/weak opponents). Its comparative is 'miększy' and superlative is 'najmiększy'. It is the antonym of 'twardy'.
🇬🇧 English
soft
Structure Guide
Polish Word: miękki
Translation: soft
Example Sentences
Miękki krem był idealny do smarowania ciasta.
The soft cream was ideal for greasing the cake.
Miękkie piłeczki są lepsze.
Soft balls are better.
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Common phrases
- miękkie lądowanie— soft landing
- miękkie serce— soft heart
- miękki materac— soft mattress
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