英语词汇“breeze”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

单词	breeze
释义	breeze I. noun or breeze fly \ˈbrēz\ (-s) Etymology: Middle English breese, brese, from Old English brēosa, brīosa dialect England : gadfly II. \ˈbrēz\ noun (-s) Etymology: Middle French brise, perhaps alteration of bise — more at bise 1. : a steady light or moderate air current; especially : one moving either toward or off a seacoast — see land breeze, sea breeze 2. a. : a light gentle soft-blowing wind < the languid spring breeze rocked the little green bombshells of maple sprays — T.R.Ybarra > < waved in the breeze of an electric fan > b. : a wind of from 4 to 31 miles an hour — see fresh breeze, gentle breeze, light breeze, moderate breeze, strong breeze; beaufort scale table 3. : disturbance, quarrel 4. a. : something easily managed or accomplished : cinch < that test was a breeze > b. : an easy victory 5. : something likened to a breeze (as in freshness, transience, lightness) < temper the hot winds of romance with the more sensible breeze of historical fact — Saturday Review > < high-sounding phrases flutter in the breeze of heroic feeling — R.S.Ellery > < a little breeze of applause broke out — Willa Cather > Synonyms: see wind • - shoot the breeze III. verb (-ed/-ing/-s) *intransitive verb* 1. of the wind a. : to blow gently b. : freshen < it now began breezing strongly from seaward — Herman Melville > — often used with up < it had been smooth then, but now it was breezing up from the southwest — Archie Binns > 2. a. : to move swiftly and airily < the Senator breezed in, wearing a light summer suit and a jaunty straw hat — A.M.Schlesinger b. 1917 > b. : to proceed quickly and easily < the pitcher breezed to his third victory > — usually used with through < he breezed through the report rapidly, remembering little > < so much of the beauty … is lost if you just breeze through — Richard Joseph > c. : to depart in haste *transitive verb* : to exercise (a horse) at a brisk gait without urging to great speed IV. noun (-s) Etymology: probably modification of French braise cinders, live coals, from Old French brese — more at braze 1. a. : residue from the making of coke or charcoal b. : dust or fine bits of coke or charcoal c. : coal or coke dust 2. : furnace ashes 3. : a construction material (as brick or concrete) made partly of breeze
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