单词 | balmy |
释义 | balmy (bɑːmi ) Word forms: balmier, balmiest adjective [usually ADJECTIVE noun] Balmy weather is fairly warm and pleasant. ...a balmy summer's evening. Synonyms: mild, warm, calm, moderate Collocations: balmy breeze The only sounds are the whispers of the balmy breeze, the gentle bossa nova melting into it, and the waves dropping rhythmically on to those wild sands. Times, Sunday Times A week of balmy breezes fi lling the sails and star- packed skies will set you back a little more than six grand per person, all in. Times, Sunday Times Many spas make use of the island's natural settings, with the sound of the sea or gentle, balmy breezes enhancing relaxation. Times, Sunday Times These birds are certainly special: prodigious travellers revelling in our balmy climate. Times, Sunday Times Yet private investors appear reluctant to accept that the balmy climate for bonds may be under threat from the upward trend in interest rates and inflation. Times, Sunday Times Universities are promoting their desirable locations, cultural attractions and balmy climates to sell themselves to students. Times,Sunday Times Terracotta containers often crack in freezing conditions — those made for balmy climates succumb easily — so it's worth reinvesting in good-quality frostproof versions. Times, Sunday Times And it's getting warmer - yet, despite the balmy conditions, there are no signs of any temperature records being broken. Times, Sunday Times These balmy conditions will not last for long: later this week there will be a big shock when temperatures plummet. Times, Sunday Times But the relatively balmy conditions will soon give way to more wintry weather in some parts, with a second storm expected to hit later tomorrow. The Sun Sit in the new glass and zinc extension with doors that open out for alfresco dining on balmy days. Times, Sunday Times So keep them for balmy days and nights (here's hoping). Times, Sunday Times When the laws were reformed post-1990, in those balmy days when the world body cared, it was never meant to turn out like this. Times, Sunday Times It doesn't get any better than these blissful, balmy days. Times, Sunday Times On balmy days, roll up the canvas for alfresco dining at the table. Times, Sunday Times There he was, past six o'clock on a balmy evening, the sole batsman netting when he could have been at home on his farm. Times, Sunday Times But it was a balmy evening and there was not a cloud in the sky. Times, Sunday Times And all in front of a packed house - including a notable number of families - on a balmy evening. Times, Sunday Times It's far removed from the franticness of the world beyond: a balmy evening, me, an enveloping stillness and possibly, just possibly, the call of a nightjar. Times, Sunday Times Dining out on a balmy evening? Times, Sunday Times IT is a balmy night in a pretty seaside town a few miles from Barcelona. The Sun (2013) We wanted to make the most of the balmy night, starry sky and beaming moon. The Sun (2011) It was a balmy night and a barmy night. Times, Sunday Times (2006) The pool and sun loungers make this the place to be on a balmy night. Times, Sunday Times (2009) And while some of us will be hoping for a balmy summer to follow, that could spell more misery for many. The Sun (2011) However, the balmy temperatures could be about to change for some regions. Times, Sunday Times With its unspoilt stretches of talc-soft sand, balmy temperatures and fragrant food, it's a real people-pleaser. Times,Sunday Times The semi-tropical climate guarantees days of endless sunshine and balmy temperatures. The Sun Balmy temperatures brought out spring flowers early. Times, Sunday Times Long days, balmy temperatures and an end-of-term atmosphere make this a relaxing time for a family ski holiday. Times, Sunday Times |
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