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Meanings of breeze through in English
Spanish
pasar sin dificultad Synonyms
Examples for "nail"
Examples for "nail"
1
Zerbrowski asked small questions to nail the times as clearly as possible.
2
Researchers from New Zealand tested the effects of calcium on nail health.
3
Allan told Morning Report it was quite literally a nail biting evening.
4
Her nail polish was beginning to chip off; she needed a manicure.
5
The trade unions say they will fight this measure tooth and nail.
1
He won the match with an ace on his second match point.
2
The American, his long legs clearly aching, held with his 37th ace.
3
Isner dominated it, converting his third set point with a 133mph ace.
4
The 19 year old Austrian ace was overwhelming right from move one.
5
I know you can ace that test if only you will try.
1
Just make sure that you're conducting yourself in such a way that when you're scrutinized, you pass with flying colors.
1
Rather, the question is: can it sweep through the other top categories?.
2
Yes; once started, it would sweep through drawing-rooms and clubs like fire.
3
Surely this is decadence, when these destructive centrifugalities sweep through our society.
4
The disease would not be able to sweep through and infect everybody.
5
Sometimes terrific thunder-storms with torrents of rain would sweep through the valley.
1
The boss really just wanted to sail through to his last day.
2
Frontrunner will sail through the first stage of the Labour leadership contest.
3
Overview: Pirates in pursuit of the fabled treasure sail through treacherous waters.
4
Spectrum's Justin Gregory signs on for a sail through Torpedo Bay's history.
5
There was no wind and they seemed to sail through silver waters.
Usage of breeze through in English
1
A buzz of conversation passed like a breeze through the impatient crowd.
2
This by no means is to suggest that I breeze through life.
3
Close a door, and you'd still feel a breeze through the window.
4
A puff of breeze through the screen felt warm on my face.
5
When things keep going wrong you'll be able to breeze through.
6
White curtains waved in the gulf breeze through the open windows.
7
It might feel as though you manage to breeze through any minor obstacles.
8
It's called having priorities so let's breeze through these other visits.
9
Was that another rustle or just the breeze through the leaves?
10
As a rule, he would show his ID, then breeze through the security checkpoint.
11
The breeze through the building had begun to stiffen now.
12
It was noonday, but there was a light breeze through, the flowers and grasses.
13
A breeze through the cottonwood trees made the only noise.
14
A murmur passed like a sunset breeze through the people.
15
She floated back, on tiptoe, stirred by an errant breeze through the darkened trees.
16
A gentle breeze through the roof cooled their sticky skin.
This collocation consists of:
Breeze through across language varieties
United States of America
Common