Brisas (en. Breezes)

/ˈbɾisas/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

noun

Light movement of air, generally refreshing.

The sea breezes bring coolness on hot days.

Las brisas del mar traen frescura en los días calurosos.

Wind felt near the coast, gentle and pleasant.

At the beach, we always enjoy the breezes at sunset.

En la playa, siempre disfrutamos de las brisas al atardecer.

Air current in a room or closed space.

I opened the window to let in the breezes from outside.

Abrí la ventana para que entraran las brisas del exterior.

From Latin 'brīsa', referring to a light movement of air.

sea breeze

Gentle wind blowing from the sea to the land.

brisa marina

fresh breeze

Air current that provides coolness.

brisa fresca

feel the breeze

To experience the light movement of air on the body.

sentir la brisa

wind

Movement of air in the atmosphere.

viento

air

Gas surrounding the Earth that is essential for life.

aire

storm

Violent meteorological phenomenon that includes strong winds and rain.

tempestad

A sensation of relief or coolness in an oppressive environment.

After a week of heat, the evening breezes are a blessing.

Después de una semana de calor, las brisas de la tarde son una bendición.

Reference to a change of environment or context.

Sometimes, changing cities brings new breezes to life.

A veces, cambiar de ciudad trae nuevas brisas a la vida.