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    Vientecillo (en. Breeze)

    /bjen.teˈsi.ʎo/

    Meaning & Definition

    EnglishSpanish
    noun
    A current of air of low intensity.
    The light breeze refreshed me on the hot summer day.
    El vientecillo me refrescó en el caluroso día de verano.
    A light breeze blowing in a region.
    The sea breeze brings with it the smell of salt.
    El vientecillo del mar trae consigo el olor a sal.
    Subtle movement of air that is perceived.
    A light breeze caressed my face as I walked through the park.
    Un vientecillo acarició mi rostro mientras caminaba por el parque.

    Etymology

    From the Latin 'venticellus', a diminutive of 'ventus', which means wind.

    Common Phrases and Expressions

    to feel a light breeze
    To experience a slight breeze in the environment.
    sentir un vientecillo
    the evening breeze
    The gentle breeze that usually appears at dusk.
    el vientecillo del atardecer
    to come with the light breeze
    To arrive gently or quietly, like the air.
    venir con el vientecillo

    Related Words

    wind
    Movement of air that can be strong or gentle.
    viento
    breeze
    Smooth and pleasant air current.
    brisa
    air
    Gaseous substance that surrounds the Earth.
    aire

    Slang Meanings

    A refreshing breeze that brings relief.
    That light breeze is like a gift in the heat.
    Ese vientecillo es como un regalo en medio del calor.
    A light air that accompanies a pleasant situation.
    With that light breeze, the party feels more cheerful.
    Con ese vientecillo, la fiesta se siente más alegre.