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windblown

/ˈwɪnd.bloʊn/

Traducción: Describe algo que ha sido afectado o moldeado por el viento, a menudo referido al cabello, los árboles o los paisajes.

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adjective

/ˈwɪnd.bloʊn/C1formal
  • esDescribe algo que ha sido afectado o moldeado por el viento, a menudo referido al cabello, los árboles o los paisajes.

Describes something that has been affected or shaped by the wind, often referring to hair, trees, or landscapes.

  1. Shaped by windB2formal

    Describes trees or plants that have grown in a particular shape due to the constant force of prevailing winds.

    esDoblado por el viento

    • The windblown pines on the cliff leaned dramatically to the east.
    • Windblown shrubs are common along the exposed coastline.
    • The garden featured a few windblown oaks that had adapted to the harsh weather.
  2. Disheveled by windB1informal

    Having hair or clothing that is messy or untidy because of the wind.

    esDespeinado por el viento

    • She arrived at the party looking windblown after her bike ride.
    • His windblown hair made him look like he had just stepped off a boat.
    • The windblown leaves scattered across the lawn.

    Sinónimosblowndisheveledruffledtousledwindswept

Formas
  • more windblown comparative form
  • most windblown superlative form
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