breeze

• Sustantivo que designa un viento suave o ligero, a menudo percibido como agradable y refrescante.

A noun referring to a gentle or light wind, often considered pleasant and refreshing.

1. A2formal

   A light, gentle wind.

   brisa

   • A cool breeze blew through the open window.
   • The leaves rustled in the morning breeze.
   • We sat on the porch enjoying the gentle breeze.

   Sinónimosgentle windpuff of airwaftzephyr

   Antónimoscyclonegalehurricanestormtyphoon

2. Easy taskB1informal

   Something that is very easy to do.

   pan comido

   • The exam was a breeze for her.
   • Learning to ride a bike was a breeze.
   • Cooking this recipe is a breeze.

   Sinónimoscakewalkcinchduck souppicnicpiece of cakepushoversnap

   Antónimoschoregrindhardshiplaborordealstruggle

• Verbo que se usa para indicar un movimiento rápido y ligero, hecho con confianza o despreocupación, o para describir algo que se logra con facilidad.

A verb used to indicate moving quickly and lightly in a confident or casual manner, or to describe something that is easy to accomplish.

1. Move quickly and easilyB2informal

   To move in a confident, relaxed, and effortless manner.

   Moverse con soltura

   • She breezed through the exam without any trouble.
   • He breezed into the room and greeted everyone.
   • The team breezed past the competition to win the championship.

   Sinónimoscoastcruisedriftfloatglidesailsashaysweep

   Antónimoshobblelumberplodshufflestaggerstruggletrudge

2. Pass quicklyB2informal

   To pass or move through something with ease and speed.

   pasar rápidamente

   • The car breezed through the security checkpoint.
   • Time just breezed by while we were talking.
   • He breezed through the airport security without any delays.

   Sinónimoscoastflyglidesailsweepwhiskzip

   Antónimoscrawlplodtrudge

Variantes phrasalbreeze through