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Brise Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung

Brise	breeze
Brise f Brisen pl Es weht kein Lüftchen.	breeze breezes There's not a breeze stirring.
etw. kräuseln v kräuselnd gekräuselt Eine leichte Brise kräuselte das Wasser.	to ruffle sth. ruffling ruffled A light wind ruffled the water.
etw. kräuseln v kräuselnd gekräuselt eine Bluse mit Rüschen Eine leichte Brise kräuselte das Wasser.	to ruffle sth. ruffling ruffled a ruffled blouse A light wind ruffled the water.
Brise f meteo. Brisen pl leichte Brise (Windstärke 2) schwache Brise (Windstärke 3) mäßige Brise (Windstärke 4) frische Brise (Windstärke 5) starker Wind (Windstärke 6) steife Brise Es weht kein Lüftchen.	breeze breezes light breeze; slight breeze (wind force 2) gentle breeze (wind force 3) moderate breeze (wind force 4) fresh breeze (wind force 5) strong breeze (wind force 6) stiff breeze There's not a breeze stirring.

Deutsche Brise Synonyme

Englische breeze Synonyme

breeze air ball the jack barrel blast blow blow a hurricane blow great guns blow over blow up blubber bluster boom bowl along breath breeze along breeze up brew brush butter carry by storm cinch clay clip come up cooling breeze cushion cut along dough down draught easy target easy thing eiderdown feather bed feathers fleece fleet flit floss flue fluff fly fly low foam foot freshen gale gather gentle wind go fast gust highball huff kapok lead-pipe cinch light air light breeze light wind make knots moderate breeze nip nothing ocean breeze onshore breeze outstrip the wind picnic pie piece of cake pillow pipe pipe up plush pour it on pudding puff pushover putty rage rip romp home rubber satin scorch sea breeze set in setup silk sinecure sitting duck sizzle skim slide slip snap softblowing wind speed squall storm storm along swansdown sweep take by storm tear tear along thistledown thunder along velvet waft walk off with walk over waltz waltz off with wax whiff whiffle whisk whiz win going away win hands down wind wool zephyr zing zip zoom

breeze in admit barge in be admitted break in burst in bust in come barging in come breezing in come busting in come in creep in cross the threshold crowd in drop in edge in enter gain admittance get in go in go into have an entree have an in have it easy have it soft hop in insert intrude irrupt jam in jump in look in pack in pop in press in push in put in set foot in slip in squeeze in step in take in thrust in visit wedge in win easily win hands down work in

Brise Definition

breeze Bedeutung

cinch breeze picnic snap duck soup child's play pushover walkover piece of cake	any undertaking that is easy to do, marketing this product will be no picnic
cinder block clinker block breeze block	a light concrete building block made with cinder aggregate, cinder blocks are called breeze blocks in Britain
breeze zephyr gentle wind air	a slight wind (usually refreshing), the breeze was cooled by the lake, as he waited he could feel the air on his neck
sea breeze	a cooling breeze from the sea (during the daytime)
light breeze	wind moving - knots, on the Beaufort scale
gentle breeze	wind moving - knots, on the Beaufort scale
moderate breeze	wind moving - knots, on the Beaufort scale
fresh breeze	wind moving - knots, on the Beaufort scale
strong breeze	wind moving - knots, on the Beaufort scale
e chew the fat shoot the breeze chat confabulate confab chitchat chit-chat chatter chaffer natter gossip jaw claver visit eb	talk socially without exchanging too much information, the men were sitting in the cafe and shooting the breeze
breeze	to proceed quickly and easily
breeze through ace pass with flying colors sweep through sail through nail	succeed at easily, She sailed through her exams, You will pass with flying colors, She nailed her astrophysics course
breeze	blow gently and lightly, It breezes most evenings at the shore

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Mit Brise bezeichnet man einen Wind mittlerer Stärke, auf der Beaufort-Skala zwischen 2 und 5. Man verwendet die Bezeichnung hauptsächlich für Luftströmungen, die durch Konvektion entstehen.