breezeless

/ˈbɹizləs/ adj

Without a breeze.

Word Origin Breeze comes from Spanish briza, a northeast trade wind that sailors encountered in the Caribbean. Breezeless means without even that gentle wind — completely still. The -less suffix is from Old English, meaning 'devoid of.'

adj Without a breeze.

The lake was perfectly still on that breezeless summer afternoon.

(形容词) 无风的;没有风的

在那个无风的夏日午后,湖面平静如镜。

(adjetivo) Sin brisa.

El lago estaba perfectamente quieto en aquella tarde de verano sin brisa.

(adjectif) sans brise; sans vent; calme; immobile [Sans brise, sans aucun souffle de vent.]

Le lac était parfaitement immobile cet après-midi d'été sans un souffle de vent.

(Adjektiv) windstill [Ohne Windhauch; völlig windstill.]

Der See lag an diesem **breezeless** Sommernachmittag vollkommen ruhig da.

(形容詞) そよ風の一つも吹かない、風の無い。

風の無い夏の午後に、その湖は鏡のように穏やかだった。

(adjetivo) sem brisa; abafado; calmo [Sem brisa.]

O lago estava perfeitamente parado naquela tarde de verão sem brisa.

Synonyms: still calm windless airless Antonyms: breezy windy blowing
Word parts: breeze + less

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