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    Vientos (en. Winds)

    [ˈbjen.tos]

    Meaning & Definition

    EnglishSpanish
    noun
    Air flows that occur in the atmosphere due to differences in pressure.
    The winds in that region are very strong during the winter.
    Los vientos en esa región son muy fuertes durante el invierno.
    Effects of the wind on navigation.
    Navigators must know the winds well in order not to get lost at sea.
    Los navegantes deben conocer bien los vientos para no perderse en el mar.
    Changes in the direction or speed of something.
    The winds of change have transformed the country's politics.
    Los vientos de cambio han transformado la política del país.

    Etymology

    Comes from the Latin 'ventus', which means 'wind'.

    Common Phrases and Expressions

    against wind and tide
    Indicates that something will be done regardless of obstacles.
    a viento y marea
    smooth sailing
    Means that something is going very well or progressing rapidly.
    viento en popa
    to fall on deaf ears
    Means that something is done aimlessly or not achieving results.
    dar en el viento

    Related Words

    wind
    Movement of air in the atmosphere.
    viento
    breeze
    Gentle air current.
    brisa
    hurricane
    Very strong and violent wind.
    huracán

    Slang Meanings

    To have winds in one's head
    That guy has winds in his head if he thinks he can do that.
    Ese chico tiene vientos en la cabeza si piensa que puede hacer eso.
    Headwind
    I always have a headwind when I try to advance in my career.
    Siempre tengo viento en contra cuando trato de avanzar en mi carrera.