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Brise

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I. breeze [bri:z] N

1. breeze (light wind):

breeze
Brise f <-, -n>

2. breeze inf (sth very easy):

breeze
Kinderspiel nt <-(e)s, -e> inf

3. breeze no pl (small cinders):

breeze
Kohlenlösche f

II. breeze [bri:z] VB intr

to breeze through sth
etw mühelos tun [o. spielend schaffen]
esp Am to breeze to victory
spielend siegen

ˈbreeze block N Brit

breeze block
Schlackenbetonstein m

breeze in VB intr

breeze in
[fröhlich] hereinschneien inf

breeze out VB intr

to breeze out of a room
unbekümmert aus einem Zimmer herausschlendern

breeze-shoot·ing N inf

breeze-shooting
Geplauder nt <-s> kein pl

sea ˈbreeze N

sea breeze
Seewind m <-(e)s, -e>
sea breeze
Meeresbrise f
OpenDict entry

breeze out VB

to breeze out
hinausstürmen
to breeze out
schnell hinausfegen inf
German
German
English
English
Brise
breeze
eine steife Brise
a stiff breeze
leichte Brise METEO
light breeze
schwache Brise METEO
gentle breeze
mäßige Brise METEO
moderate breeze
frische Brise METEO
fresh breeze
Landwind
inland breeze
Luftzug
breeze

Klett Geography Glossary

land breeze N

land breeze
Landwind
Present
Ibreeze
youbreeze
he/she/itbreezes
webreeze
youbreeze
theybreeze
Past
Ibreezed
youbreezed
he/she/itbreezed
webreezed
youbreezed
theybreezed
Present Perfect
Ihavebreezed
youhavebreezed
he/she/ithasbreezed
wehavebreezed
youhavebreezed
theyhavebreezed
Past Perfect
Ihadbreezed
youhadbreezed
he/she/ithadbreezed
wehadbreezed
youhadbreezed
theyhadbreezed
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Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to stir the curtains/the leaves wind, breeze
die Vorhänge/die Blätter bewegen
the flowers are dancing in the breeze
die Blumen wiegen sich im Wind
to shoot the breeze [or the shit] Am inf!
einfach daherreden inf
a cooling breeze
eine kühle Brise
to breeze out of a room
unbekümmert aus einem Zimmer herausschlendern

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

The turbine produced enough power to light ten 25-volt bulbs in a moderate breeze and could even be used to power a small lathe.
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By 3pm the fires had died down and the wind dropped off to a light breeze; the ship was immobile but safe for the moment.
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Even in the heat of summer this is a cool and relaxing park due to gentle breezes and shady trees.
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The coast has consistently more sunshine than the inland areas: sea breezes, blowing off the sea, tend to clear any cloud from the coast.
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We are all familiar with on-shore breezes at the seaside on a warm day, and off-shore breezes at night.
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