Breeze - definition, pronunciation, transcription

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Amer.  |briːz|  American pronunciation of the word breeze
Brit.  |briːz|  British pronunciation of the word breeze

noun

- a slight wind (usually refreshing) (syn: air, zephyr)
the breeze was cooled by the lake
- any undertaking that is easy to do (syn: cinch, picnic, pushover, snap, walkover)

verb

- blow gently and lightly
It breezes most evenings at the shore
- to proceed quickly and easily

Extra examples

Look who just breezed in!

He breezed past us without so much as a nod.

She breezed through the test.

All in all, the test was a breeze.

To his own surprise, John breezed through his driving test this time.

She just breezed into my office and said she wanted a job.

Don't bother studying for the English exam - you'll breeze it.

It breezes most evenings at the shore

The breeze moved the branches of the trees.

The branches moved gently in the breeze.

Flags were waving in the breeze.

A friendly breeze helped us sail the boat into the harbor.

...the dependent willow branches swayed in the gentle breeze...

A soft breeze whispered through the trees.

The breeze stirred the leaves on the tree.

Word forms

verb
I/you/we/they: breeze
he/she/it: breezes
present participle: breezing
past tense: breezed
past participle: breezed
noun
singular: breeze
plural: breezes
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