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Definition of moderate breeze in English: moderate breezenoun A wind of force 4 on the Beaufort scale (11–16 knots or 20–30 km/h). Example sentencesExamples - Our board sailors brought in the best results in light to moderate breeze of 8-14 knots.
- A moderate breeze was forecast in the Trossachs and prospects appeared perfect.
- Most of the boats up front suddenly found themselves battling against a moderate breeze, while those in the rear had a nice reach to the drop-off point, arriving before the pack.
- The wind began to pick up, first at a moderate breeze, but soon becoming more powerful.
- Traditionally Polaris Regatta suffers either at the hands of too much or too little wind, so it was with relief that sailors and race committee alike were able to start two races in moderate breeze.
Definition of moderate breeze in US English: moderate breezenounˈmädəˌrāt brēz A wind of force 4 on the Beaufort scale (13–18 miles per hour, or 11–16 knots). Example sentencesExamples - Most of the boats up front suddenly found themselves battling against a moderate breeze, while those in the rear had a nice reach to the drop-off point, arriving before the pack.
- Our board sailors brought in the best results in light to moderate breeze of 8-14 knots.
- A moderate breeze was forecast in the Trossachs and prospects appeared perfect.
- Traditionally Polaris Regatta suffers either at the hands of too much or too little wind, so it was with relief that sailors and race committee alike were able to start two races in moderate breeze.
- The wind began to pick up, first at a moderate breeze, but soon becoming more powerful.
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