[VERB 动词]随意轻松地进入；漫步走入 If you breeze into a place or a position, you enter it in a very casual or relaxed manner.
[V prep/adv]
Lopez breezed into the quarter-finals of the tournament...
洛佩斯轻松打入了锦标赛的四分之一决赛。
'Are you all right?' Francine asked as she breezed in with the mail.
“你没事吧？”芙朗辛拿着邮件踱步走进来，问道。
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[VERB 动词]轻松过关，轻易通过（比赛或测试） If you breeze through something such as a game or test, you cope with it easily.
[V through n]
[Also V through]
John seems to breeze effortlessly through his many commitments at work.
约翰似乎不费吹灰之力就完成了很多工作任务。
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[N-SING 单数名词]容易办的事 If you say that something is a breeze, you mean that it is very easy to do or to achieve.
[a N]
[INFORMAL 非正式]
And after being an office manager for 20 people, handling my own tiny staff of three is a breeze!...
我曾经是管理着20个人的办公室经理，现在领导区区3名员工不费吹灰之力！
Making the pastry is a breeze if you have a food processor.
如果你有食品加工机，做这种点心轻而易举。
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breeze/briːz; NAmEbriːz/
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breezebreezesbreezedbreezingnoun1[countable ]a light wind 微风；和风◆a sea breeze柔和的海风◆The flowers were gently swaying in the breeze.花儿在微风中轻轻舞动。◆A light breeze was blowing.轻风习习。☞collocationsat
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2[singular ]( informal) a thing that is easy to do 轻而易举的事◆It was a breeze.这事不费吹灰之力。IDIOMsee
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v.verb[intransitive ]+ adv./prep.to move in a cheerful and confident way in a particular direction 轻盈而自信地走◆She just breezed in and asked me to help.她一阵风似的飘然进来，要求我帮她。PHRASAL VERBˌbreeze ˈthrough sthto do sth successfully and easily 轻易通过；轻松完成◆He breezed through the tests.他轻松顺利地通过了这些测试。breeze/briːz; NAmEbriːz/
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breeze1 noun
breeze2 verb
breezebreeze1 /briːz/ ●●○ noun [countable]
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1a gentle wind → breezy: flowers waving in the breeze► see thesaurus at
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2be a breeze informal to be very easy: Don’t think that learning Dutch will be a breeze. → shoot the breeze
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COLLOCATIONSADJECTIVES/NOUN + breezea gentle/soft/mild breeze· It was a beautiful day with a blue sky and a gentle breeze.a light/slight/faint breeze· The curtains lifted in the light breeze.a stiff/strong breeze· There was a good stiff breeze, just right for sailing.a cool breeze· It was getting late and a cool breeze was blowing.a warm breeze· A warm breeze ruffled the leaves of the trees.a fresh breeze (=cool and quite strong)· A fresh breeze is blowing from the north.a sea/ocean breeze· The boats were moving up and down in the sea breeze.an evening breeze· People were out walking, enjoying the evening breeze.a morning breeze· the fresh morning breezea summer breeze· He felt the soft summer breeze against his skin.an easterly/westerly etc breeze· A gentle easterly breeze was blowing in from the Atlantic.verbsa breeze blows· The strong breeze blew sand in our faces.a breeze drifts (=blows very gently)· A cool breeze drifted through the window.a breeze comes through/from etc something· The room was hot and no breeze came through the window.a breeze stirs/ruffles something· A light breeze stirred the waters of the bay.
breeze1 noun
breeze2 verb
breezebreeze2 verb
Verb Table
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1[intransitive always + adverb/preposition] to walk somewhere in a calm confident waybreeze in/into/out etc She just breezed into my office and said she wanted a job.2[transitive] to do very well in a test, a piece of written work etc, with very little effort: Don’t bother studying for the English exam – you’ll breeze it.breeze through phrasal verbto achieve something very easilySYN sail through: He breezed through the exam.
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