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west wind

/ˈwɛst wɪnd/

Traduction: Vent qui souffle de l'ouest, souvent associé à un temps doux et humide dans les latitudes tempérées. En littérature, il peut symboliser le changement, la liberté ou l'arrivée du printemps.

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/ˈwɛst wɪnd/B1formal
  • frVent qui souffle de l'ouest, souvent associé à un temps doux et humide dans les latitudes tempérées. En littérature, il peut symboliser le changement, la liberté ou l'arrivée du printemps.

A wind that blows from the west, often associated with mild, moist weather in temperate regions. In literature, it can symbolize change, freedom, or the arrival of spring.

  1. Wind from the westB1formal

    A wind that blows from the west direction.

    frvent d'ouest

    • The west wind brought cooler temperatures to the coast.
    • Sailors often rely on the west wind for favorable travel.
    • The west wind rustled the leaves in the garden.
  2. Symbolic meaningB2formal

    In literature and poetry, the west wind often symbolizes change, renewal, or the end of a season.

    frVent d'ouest (sens symbolique)

    • In Shelley's poem, the west wind is a powerful force of nature.
    • The west wind is often associated with autumn and transformation.
    • Poets use the west wind to represent the passage of time.