computer software; the programs and operating information used by a computer, as opposed to hardware

Microsoft Corporation

soft; lithe; not hard or stiff

physically weak or feeble; lacking strength

fatigued and weak; tired and feeble; lacking energy or strength

tough and flexible tissue found in the bodies of humans and vertebrate animals

soft or chewy candy, such as gummi candies, milk candy, or fudge

In medicine, refers to tissues such as muscles and ligaments; soft tissue; parenchyma

to be softhearted or lenient; to be reluctant to act firmly or strike hard because of pity or hesitation

The process of creating and maintaining computer applications or systems

To become soft or make soft (of materials or biological tissues)

application software; application; app

to be softhearted or tenderhearted; to be easily moved to pity or sympathy

rib cartilage; the flexible tissue connecting the breastbone and ribs

the state of being confined to one's own home or a designated area while under surveillance

soft; loose; spongy; light and fluffy, such as soil or a cake

The field of study and application of systematic, disciplined, and quantifiable approaches to the development, operation, and maintenance of software.

to become soft, flexible, or less hard

ointment; paste; a semi-solid medicine for external use made with ingredients like grease, beeswax, or petroleum jelly

soft and plush; velvety or fleecy like cotton

To land a spacecraft on the surface of a planet at a low enough speed to avoid damage; also refers to the landing itself.

flexible tube or hosepipe, typically made of rubber or plastic

a collection of related computer programs and subroutines provided by manufacturers to meet specific user needs; also known as [[程序包|程序包|cheng2 xu4 bao1]]

software designed to provide a platform for other software such as operating systems and utilities

(abbreviation) floppy disk; diskette; short for [[软磁盘|軟磁盤|ruan3 ci2 pan2]]

soft sleeper berth or ticket class on a train or bus

Having the quality of being soft or flexible; describes materials like filler or contact lenses.

sore and weary in the body or limbs; limp and aching

describes the body or limbs when they are extremely weak, limp, or lacking in strength, making it difficult to move

(Taiwan) computer software; programs and operating systems for a computer

A drink that does not contain alcohol, such as fruit juice, mineral water, or soda.

softhearted; merciful; overly kind when dealing with wrongdoers, often to the point of being hesitant to punish or act decisively

physically weak and lacking strength; also describes something that is wishy-washy or lacks forcefulness

to use both gentle and forceful methods simultaneously; to use an iron hand in a velvet glove

Valuables that are easy to carry, such as jewelry, gold, silver, and high-quality silks.

To admit defeat or acknowledge a mistake; to drop a tough attitude and yield to persuasion; to apologize.

soft and flexible; supple

Interdisciplinary field combining social and natural sciences with engineering to study management and policy-making; provides scientific evidence and optimized solutions for complex social development problems.

A stopper or plug made from cork bark, typically used for bottles

Material made from the bark of the cork oak; soft and elastic, it is waterproof, airtight, and resistant to corrosion.

(idiom) amenable to coaxing but refusing to submit to coercion; literally "to eat soft food but refuse hard food"

weak or limp in the body and limbs; soft and tender

soft and gentle speech; kind or sweet words

abbreviation for [[软盘驱动器|軟盤驅動器|ruan3 pan2 qu1 dong4 qi4]]; a computer hardware device used to read data from or write data to floppy disks

to use all kinds of methods, both gentle and persistent, to wear someone down and get what one wants; to wheedle; to cajole

a weak-willed or cowardly person; a spineless individual who lacks integrity or principles

To pick on those who are vulnerable while acting submissive or fearful toward those who are powerful or aggressive

the soft, muscular part at the back of the roof of the mouth; velum

To pack or seal items using flexible materials (like plastic or aluminum foil), or the resulting packaging method