Definition of soft spot in English:

soft spot

noun ˈsɒf(t) spɒt

1A weak point, a vulnerability, especially one which can be exploited by an enemy or opponent.
2A degree of kindness, tenderness, or sympathetic feeling in a person. Frequently specified as a place in a person's heart. Now chiefly in to have a soft spot for.

Phrases

to have a soft spot for

: to have a fondness for, feel affection towards.

Origin

Late 18th century; earliest use found in Thomas Bridges (?1710–?1775), playwright and novelist. From soft + spot.

Definition of soft spot in US English:

soft spot

nounˈsɒf(t) spɒt

1A weak point, a vulnerability, especially one which can be exploited by an enemy or opponent.
2A degree of kindness, tenderness, or sympathetic feeling in a person. Frequently specified as a place in a person's heart. Now chiefly in to have a soft spot for.

Phrases

to have a soft spot for

: to have a fondness for, feel affection towards.

Origin

Late 18th century; earliest use found in Thomas Bridges (?1710–?1775), playwright and novelist. From soft + spot.

单词	soft spot
释义	Definition of soft spot in English: soft spot noun ˈsɒf(t) spɒt 1A weak point, a vulnerability, especially one which can be exploited by an enemy or opponent. 2A degree of kindness, tenderness, or sympathetic feeling in a person. Frequently specified as a place in a person's heart. Now chiefly in to have a soft spot for. Phrases to have a soft spot for : to have a fondness for, feel affection towards. Origin Late 18th century; earliest use found in Thomas Bridges (?1710–?1775), playwright and novelist. From soft + spot. noun.1 phr. Definition of soft spot in US English: soft spot nounˈsɒf(t) spɒt 1A weak point, a vulnerability, especially one which can be exploited by an enemy or opponent. 2A degree of kindness, tenderness, or sympathetic feeling in a person. Frequently specified as a place in a person's heart. Now chiefly in to have a soft spot for. Phrases to have a soft spot for : to have a fondness for, feel affection towards. Origin Late 18th century; earliest use found in Thomas Bridges (?1710–?1775), playwright and novelist. From soft + spot. noun.1 phr.
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