breeziness

/bɹˈizinəs/ noun

The characteristic of being breezy.

Word Origin From Old Spanish 'briza', a cold northeast wind. English borrowed 'breeze' in the 16th century, originally meaning a brisk wind, and then added -y to get 'breezy' and -ness for the noun. So breeziness is the quality of being light, airy, and effortless — like a gentle wind. Related words like breezeless remind us it's all about that moving air.

noun The characteristic of being breezy. countable

Her breeziness in handling stressful situations impressed her colleagues.

(名词) 轻松愉快;轻快;活泼;爽朗

她处理压力情况时的轻松自如给同事们留下了深刻印象。

(sustantivo) desenfado; despreocupación; desenvoltura [La característica de ser desenfadado o despreocupado.]

Su desenvoltura al manejar situaciones estresantes impresionó a sus colegas.

(nom) décontraction; légèreté; désinvolture; nonchalance [Caractère de ce qui est légèrement venteux ou aéré ; par extension, désinvolture agréable et légère.]

Sa *breeziness* face aux situations stressantes a impressionné ses collègues.

(Substantiv) Leichtigkeit; Ungezwungenheit; Lässigkeit [Die Eigenschaft, locker, unbeschwert oder frisch zu sein, oft in Bezug auf Verhalten, Atmosphäre oder Wetter.]

Ihre **breeziness** im Umgang mit stressigen Situationen beeindruckte ihre Kollegen.

(名詞) 明るく軽やかで、ものごとに動じない涼しげな性質。

ストレスの多い状況に対応する彼女の軽快さに、同僚は感心した。

(substantivo) descontração; desenvoltura; vivacidade [A característica de ser descontraído ou animado.]

Sua leveza ao lidar com situações estressantes impressionou seus colegas.

Word parts: breez + y + ness

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