breezy
part of speech
adjective (breezy, breezier, breeziest)
meaning for a pupil
1) With a fresh wind blowing: a breezy day. tree →
2) Cheerful, relaxed and confident, sometimes too relaxed: a breezy manner. tree →
sense in the lessons
In weather reports and science: breezy means windy but not stormy; good for flying kites and drying washing. In stories, a breezy character is happy-go-lucky.
examples
- It's a breezy day, perfect for flying a kite. tree →
- The beach was breezy and cool. tree →
- She gave a breezy wave and walked off. tree →
- His breezy answer annoyed the teacher. tree →
- Take a jacket – it's breezy outside. tree →
note
Comparative breezier, breeziest. A breeze is a gentle wind; a gale is very strong. «Easy-breezy» (informal) means very easy.
Trees and pragmatics
Every meaning and example of «breezy» parsed by Mova, each sentence with its dependency tree and frames.