美[briz] 1 . The blustery winds of spring had dropped to a gentle breeze .
呼嘯的春風已經減弱，成了習習的微風。
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2 . The tops of the trees rippled in the breeze .
樹冠在微風中婆娑搖曳。
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3 . The sun went in, and the breeze became cold.
云層遮住了太陽，微風有了些涼意。
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4 . There was a short sharp shower followed by a strengthening breeze .
一場短時強陣雨后風勢漸長。
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5 . The sun baked down on the concrete, unrelieved by any breeze .
太陽炙烤著水泥，熱度沒有因為任何微風而有所減輕。
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1.a slight wind (usually refreshing);
the breeze was cooled by the lake
2.any undertaking that is easy to do;
marketing this product will be no picnic
1.blow gently and lightly;
It breezes most evenings at the shore
2.to proceed quickly and easily
英文單詞 breeze n. 1. 微風，和風[C] The flags fluttered in the breeze. 旗幟在微風中飄揚。 2. 【美】【口】輕而易舉的事[S] Teaching is by no means a breeze. 教書決非易事。 3. 謠傳，傳聞[C] She breezed through that difficult book. 她毫無困難地把那本難讀的書讀完了。 There came a breeze that his wife had eloped with her lover. 有謠言說他妻子與她情人私奔了。 4. 【英】【口】騷動，爭吵[C] vi. 1. 吹著微風
