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Meanings of breeze in English
Usage of breeze in English
1
In south-western Australia, for example, a simple sea breeze becomes a medico.
2
A light sea breeze enters the room through the open office window.
3
The red flag fluttered in the breeze above the tent of Varro.
4
Temporarily the prairie breeze was lost; swallowed up in the greater movement.
5
The window was open and the curtain flapped idly in the breeze.
6
The breeze hollowed out undulations in the magnificent enormity of the chestnut-trees.
7
The evening breeze gently swelled the waves in the gulf of Cariaco.
8
We could see the battle-flags of the enemy waving in the breeze.
9
Note also that the opening is in the direction of the breeze.
10
The heat of the day had given way to a cool breeze.
11
There was a slight breeze coming in off the sea, scuffing whitecaps.
12
The breeze catches the plume in his hat and flutters it smartly.
13
The sails fluttered out in the breeze, and the anchors were weighed.
14
The sun shone, and the branches waved a little in the breeze.
15
The palm, the olive, and the myrtle groves, rustle in the breeze.
16
The morning breeze is to the strong the moonlight of the sentimental.
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Translations for breeze
Spanish
Breeze through the time
Breeze across language varieties
Canada
Common
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common
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