| 释义 | View usage for: (briːzi) 1. adjectiveIf you describe someone as breezy, you mean that they behave in a casual, cheerful, and confident manner.  ...his bright and breezy personality.  Mona tried to sound breezy. Synonyms: carefree, casual, lively, sparkling More Synonyms of breezybreezily (briːzɪli) adverb [usually ADVERB with verb, oft ADVERB adjective] 'Hi,' he said breezily. 2. graded adjectiveIf you describe something as breezy, especially music or clothing, you mean that it is bright, lively, and cheerful.[journalism]  This album is bright, breezy and playful. 3. adjectiveWhen the weather is breezy, there is a fairly strong but pleasant wind blowing.  The day was breezy and warm. Synonyms: windy, fresh, airy, blustery More Synonyms of breezybreezy in British English (ˈbriːzɪ) adjectiveWord forms: breezier or breeziest1. fresh; windy  a breezy afternoon 2. casual or carefree; lively; light-hearted  her breezy nature 3. lacking substance; light  a breezy conversationDerived formsbreezily (ˈbreezily)  adverbbreeziness (ˈbreeziness) nounbreezy in American English (ˈbrizi)   adjectiveWord forms: ˈbreezier or ˈbreeziest1.   with breezes blowing; slightly windy   a breezy day 2.   light and lively; carefree   breezy talk Derived formsbreezily (ˈbreezily)  adverb breeziness (ˈbreeziness)  nounIt has a bright and breezy style with a contemporary design with clean lines.Will all that breezy confidence burst like the imported bubbles?Important conservation issues lurk beneath the breezy tone and cheerful graphics of this series.The first half proved to be as bright and breezy as the weather.The decor is bright and breezy with white walls and shuttered windows.The best way to handle this is to be bright and breezy.It was light and breezy with jaunty incidental music and you could totally see what the producers had in mind.The book's breezy style means the journey is not too demanding.He loved to make predictions, always with breezy confidence.Its breezy style works better in the bedrooms, which feel fresh and light.They came to see what the tourist loves - the play of light across fresh breezy views.Has a breezy confidence, which helped him to adapt to international rugby so young.It feels light and breezy.Further north and northwest more unsettled and breezy weather will prevail with rain at times, but also some drier brighter interludes.Over the years, her breezy style and eye-opening candour found a huge audience.Not only had crime obviously paid, it looked jolly good fun in this breezy, salty comedy.His manner is businesslike breezy, and although he talks quickly, he is not nervous or awkward.It is now beginning to look as if summer has fizzled out and autumn arrived early, with more wet and breezy weather through to September.Examples of 'breezy' in a sentencebreezyWord lists withbreezy Weather descriptionsBritish English: breezy ADJECTIVE  If you describe someone as breezy, you mean that they behave in a casual, cheerful, and confident manner. ...his bright and breezy personality. American English: breezyBrazilian Portuguese: animadoChinese: 轻松活泼的European Spanish: vivoFrench: enjouéGerman: munterItalian: disinvoltoJapanese: 快活なKorean: 시원시원한European Portuguese: animadoLatin American Spanish: vivo
Chinese translation of 'breezy' adj  [manner, tone] 轻(輕)松(鬆)活泼(潑)的(qīngsōng huópō de) [weather] 惠风(風)和畅(暢)的(huìfēng héchàng de)
Definition casual or carefree his bright and breezy personalitySynonyms sparkling informal upbeat (informal) easy-going genial sparky debonair free and easy full of beans (informal)Opposites serious, heavy, sad, depressed, dull, lifeless, mournfulDefinition fresh The day was breezy and warm.Synonyms fresh blowingblowy blusterousOpposites heavy, calm, oppressive, windlessAdditional synonymsDefinition light-hearted and casual He sailed past, giving them an airy wave of the hand.Synonyms light-hearted,  light,  happy,  gay (old-fashioned),  lively,  cheerful,  animated,  merry,  upbeat (informal),  buoyant,  graceful,  cheery,  genial,  high-spirited,  jaunty,  chirpy (informal),  sprightly,  debonair,  nonchalant,  blithe, frolicsomeDefinition spacious and well ventilated The bathroom is light and airy.Synonyms well-ventilated,  open,  light,  fresh,  spacious,  windy,  lofty,  breezy,  uncluttered,  draughty,  gusty, blowyDefinition interesting and lively Everyone became more animated.Synonyms lively,  spirited,  quick,  excited,  active,  vital,  dynamic,  enthusiastic,  passionate,  vivid,  vigorous,  energetic,  vibrant,  brisk,  buoyant,  ardent,  airy,  fervent,  zealous,  elated,  ebullient,  sparky,  sprightly,  vivacious,  gay (old-fashioned),  alive and kicking,  full of beans (informal),  zestfulbreedbreedingbreezebreezybrevitybrewbribe
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