breeze

UK
/briːz/
US
/briz/

Translations

breezenoun
breezes
Pl.
UK
/briːz/
US
/briz/
The gentle breeze made the evening walk pleasant.
Легкий бриз сделал вечернюю прогулку приятной.
A cool breeze blew through the open window.
Прохладный ветерок дул через открытое окно.
breezeverb
breezed
Präteritum
breezed
Partizip Perfekt
breezing
Gerundium
UK
/briːz/
US
/briːz/
He breezed past the competition and won the race.
Он пролетел мимо конкурентов и выиграл гонку.
She managed to breeze through the security check without any issues.
Ей удалось проскользнуть через проверку безопасности без каких-либо проблем.
Additional translations
легко совершить
войти словно ветерок
breezeadjective
UK
/briːz/
US
/briːz/
Used attributively before another noun, chiefly in British English, referring to something made of or containing breeze (cinders).

Definitions

breezenoun
A gentle wind.
The breeze coming off the ocean was refreshing on a hot day.
Something that is easy to do or accomplish.
The exam was a breeze for her because she had studied thoroughly.
Fine coal dust, ashes, or cinders used especially in making bricks or as a fuel.
The builders mixed sand, cement, and breeze to create sturdy blocks.
breezeverb
To move quickly, smoothly, and in a carefree manner.
She breezed into the room, humming happily.
To progress or proceed with ease.
He breezed through the exam, finishing in half the allotted time.
(of the wind) to blow gently.
A soft wind breezed across the meadow all afternoon.
breezeadjective
Attributive: made of or containing breeze (cinders).
They reinforced the garden wall with breeze blocks.