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balmy 【balmy】adj.温和的A balmy breeze was blowing across the beautiful lake.一阵温和的微风拂过美丽的湖面。

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['bɑːmi] 
balmymild and pleasant
Tourists who flock from Minnesota to Florida in the wintertime are hoping for balmy weather — that is, those frosty Midwesterners are trading mountains of snow and freezing winds for warm sun and gentle breezes.
ChapStick and nice weather might not seem to have much in common, but consider this: Both are soothing and restorative. The adjective balmy is, indeed, related to the noun balm (as in, "lip balm") and both share a wonderfully rich etymology: "Balm" made its way from Hebrew to English via Greek, Latin, and Old French. Just as the noun is used in the names of aromatic unguents and plants with healing properties, the adjective balmy is used to describe weather so pleasant that it's positively therapeutic.
All forms of 'balmy' will appear on average once every 2219 pages.balmbalmybalmilybalminess

Front	balmy
Pron	['bɑːmi]
Back	【balmy】 adj.温和的 A balmy breeze was blowing across the beautiful lake. 一阵温和的微风拂过美丽的湖面。
Vocab	balmymild and pleasant Tourists who flock from Minnesota to Florida in the wintertime are hoping for balmy weather — that is, those frosty Midwesterners are trading mountains of snow and freezing winds for warm sun and gentle breezes. ChapStick and nice weather might not seem to have much in common, but consider this: Both are soothing and restorative. The adjective balmy is, indeed, related to the noun balm (as in, "lip balm") and both share a wonderfully rich etymology: "Balm" made its way from Hebrew to English via Greek, Latin, and Old French. Just as the noun is used in the names of aromatic unguents and plants with healing properties, the adjective balmy is used to describe weather so pleasant that it's positively therapeutic. All forms of 'balmy' will appear on average once every 2219 pages. balm balmy balmily balminess

Balmy Weather Pleasant Adjective Noun Bɑːmi Adj.温和的 Breeze