CEFR A1

breeze

noun

Meaning

A light, gentle wind.

Examples

A cool breeze blew in from the ocean, offering relief from the heat.
She enjoyed the feeling of the summer breeze on her skin as she walked.

Synonyms: air, wind, zephyr

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breeze (A1)

noun

Pronunciation: briːz

Definition

A light, gentle wind.

Examples

A cool breeze blew in from the ocean, offering relief from the heat.
She enjoyed the feeling of the summer breeze on her skin as she walked.
The flag fluttered gently in the light breeze.

How to Use breeze

breeze through (phrasal verb): To do something very easily and quickly. — "He breezed through the exam without studying."
in a breeze (idiom): Very easily. — "She finished the marathon in a breeze."

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