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ESLPod_0495_WE_0665 Describing Winds and Storms In this podcast, a "breeze" is a soft, gentle wind, especially one that comes from over an ocean or lake: "She looked beautiful as her hair moved gently in the breeze." The phrase "to be a breeze" means to be very easy or simple: "He said that learning to ski would be a breeze, but I don't think so." The phrase "to shoot the breeze" means to chat or have an informal conversation: "They spent hours at the coffee shop, just shooting the breeze." Finally, as a verb, "to breeze" means to walk somewhere with a lot of confidence, without being scared or hesitant: "I can't believe you just breezed into his office and asked for a raise. Weren't you worried about what he would say?"

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ESLPod 495 breeze Nature + Weather | Travel

Id	ESLPod_0495_WE_0665
Episode Id	ESLPod 495
Episode Title	Describing Winds and Storms
Phrase	breeze
Text	In this podcast, a "breeze" is a soft, gentle wind, especially one that comes from over an ocean or lake: "She looked beautiful as her hair moved gently in the breeze." The phrase "to be a breeze" means to be very easy or simple: "He said that learning to ski would be a breeze, but I don't think so." The phrase "to shoot the breeze" means to chat or have an informal conversation: "They spent hours at the coffee shop, just shooting the breeze." Finally, as a verb, "to breeze" means to walk somewhere with a lot of confidence, without being scared or hesitant: "I can't believe you just breezed into his office and asked for a raise. Weren't you worried about what he would say?"
Topics	Nature + Weather \| Travel

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