breeze in Italian
breeze in Italian is brezza, ora, sospirare — breeze means a light, pleasant wind.
breeze in Italian
brezza
A light, gentle wind.
ora
A light, gentle wind.
sospirare
(weather) To blow gently.
spirare
(weather) To blow gently.
What does "breeze" mean?
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noun A light, pleasant wind.
"A cool breeze drifted in from the sea."
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noun Something that is very easy to do.
"The exam was a breeze compared to last year's."
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verb To move somewhere quickly and confidently, without effort.
"She breezed into the meeting twenty minutes late, unbothered."
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breeze in a sentence
- A cool breeze drifted in from the sea.
- Open a window to let the breeze through.
- The exam was a breeze compared to last year's.
- She breezed into the meeting twenty minutes late, unbothered.
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What is "breeze" in Italian?
"breeze" in Italian is brezza, ora, sospirare. breeze means: A light, pleasant wind.
How do you use "breeze" in a sentence?
Example: "A cool breeze drifted in from the sea." In Italian, "breeze" is brezza, ora, sospirare.
Are there other ways to say "breeze" in Italian?
Yes — Italian has 4 translations listed for "breeze": brezza, ora, sospirare, spirare.
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