soothing in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for soothing in the English»Spanish Dictionary

soothing [Am ˈsuðɪŋ, Brit ˈsuːðɪŋ] ADJ

1. soothing (calming):

soothing voice/words

tranquilizador

soothing music/bath

relajante

she's such a soothing person

la suya es una presencia tranquilizadora

2. soothing (pain-relieving):

soothing ointment/syrup

balsámico

soothing medicine

calmante

I.soothe [Am suð, Brit suːð] VB trans

1. soothe (calm):

soothe person

calmar

soothe person

tranquilizar

soothe nerves

calmar

soothe longing

aplacar

to soothe sb's vanity

halagarle la vanidad a alguien

to soothe sb's fears

tranquilizar a alguien

to soothe sb's fears

disipar los temores de alguien liter

2. soothe (relieve):

soothe pain/cough

aliviar

soothe pain/cough

calmar

II.soothe [Am suð, Brit suːð] VB intr

soothe

aliviar

Translations for soothing in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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arrullador (arrulladora)

soothing

música dulce y sedante

sweet, soothing music

lenitivo (lenitiva)

soothing

balsámico (balsámica)

soothing

tuvo un efecto balsámico sobre él

it had a soothing effect on him

actuó como un bálsamo para su espíritu

it acted like a balm on o had a soothing effect on his spirit

el efecto tranquilizante de la música

the soothing effect of the music

tranquilizador (tranquilizadora) música

soothing

desenojar

to soothe

soothing in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for soothing in the English»Spanish Dictionary

soothing ADJ

1. soothing (calming):

soothing

tranquilizador(a)

2. soothing:

soothing (pain-relieving)

analgésico, -a

soothing (balsamic) ointment, balm, massage

reparador(a)

soothe [su:ð] VB trans

1. soothe (make calm):

soothe

calmar

2. soothe (reduce):

soothe pain

aliviar

Translations for soothing in the Spanish»English Dictionary

Your search term in other parts of the dictionary

(de efecto) sedante

soothing

balsámico (-a)

soothing

calmante (para dolores)

soothing

lenificar

to soothe

ablandar

to soothe

aplacar

to soothe

amortiguar (pena, dolor)

to soothe

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

A modern 70s vibe best describes her sound, beautiful harmonies, soothing and intelligent melodies.

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The cd's character is soothing, but also temperamental in places.

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In a lot of ways this music is very soothing.

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Hope called it an easy listen with the same soothing vocals and clean cut sing-a-long choruses we've grown to love.

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Influenced by the soothing presence of the master, the detectives help the old monk paint his apprentice's carvings in orange, green, blue and purple.

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At the same time, the melodies and pianos are a juxtaposition to the topic material because it's eerily soothing.

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As a child, she would fall asleep to her father's soothing voice.

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The publication also found the background music lacking, stating the game's compositions ranged from soothing to annoying.

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The beach has a wonderful cool atmosphere even at the evening, and people come to enjoy the soothing breeze.

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His unique vocal style has been described as eerie and soothing.

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