windy

UK
/ˈwɪndi/
US
/ˈwɪndi/

Translations

windyadjective
windier
Comp.
windiest
Super.
UK
/ˈwɪndi/
US
/ˈwɪndi/
sinueuxPour un chemin, une route ou un tracé présentant de nombreux virages.
We drove up a windy mountain road that twisted along the cliffs.
Nous avons grimpé par une route de montagne sinueuse qui longeait les falaises.
The coastal town was particularly windy during the winter months.
La ville côtière était particulièrement venteuse pendant les mois d'hiver.
verbeuxStyle soutenu ou critique ; se dit d’un discours trop long et inutilement développé.
The politician's windy speech left the audience bored and restless.
Le discours verbeux du politicien a laissé le public ennuyé et agité.
Additional translations
flatulentMédecine et langage courant ; se dit d’un aliment pouvant provoquer des gaz intestinaux.

Definitions

windyadjective
Characterized by or exposed to strong winds.
The coastal town was particularly windy during the winter months.
Marked by or given to empty, prolonged, or verbose speech.
The politician's windy speech left the audience bored and restless.
Having many bends or turns; winding or sinuous.
We drove up a windy mountain road that twisted along the cliffs.
Tending to cause flatulence; liable to produce intestinal gas.
Lentils can be quite a windy food for some people.