breeze

brisa

Viento ligero que sopla suavemente.

En inglés sencillo: A light wind that blows gently.

• A cool breeze blew through the window.
• The leaves moved in the evening breeze.
• We enjoyed the sea breeze on the beach.

Sinónimos: light wind

Expresiones frecuentes: cool breeze, sea breeze, gentle breeze

pan comido

Algo que resulta muy fácil de hacer.

En inglés sencillo: Something that is very easy to do.

• The test was a breeze.
• This tool makes cleaning the windows a breeze.
• After that steep climb, the walk home felt like a breeze.

Sinónimos: cinch, piece of cake

Expresiones frecuentes: be a breeze, make something a breeze

alboroto, disputa

Episodio breve de agitación, problemas o discusión acalorada.

En inglés sencillo: A brief period of excitement, trouble, or angry disagreement.

• The news caused quite a breeze.
• A little breeze arose between the two neighbours.
• There was a breeze in the household over his sudden departure.

Cómo se usa: a breeze over something (There was a breeze over the missing money.)

Sinónimos: fuss, quarrel, commotion

Expresiones frecuentes: cause a breeze, breeze over something, little breeze

superar fácilmente

Completar algo sin mucho esfuerzo ni dificultad.

En inglés sencillo: To complete something easily, without much effort or difficulty.

• She breezed through the test.
• He breezes through work that takes me hours.
• Will our team breeze past the first round?

Cómo se usa: breeze through something (She breezed through the interview.); breeze past someone/something (The champion breezed past his opponent.)

Sinónimos: sail through

Expresiones frecuentes: breeze through something, breeze past someone

entrar despreocupadamente, pasar despreocupadamente

Ir a algún lugar con soltura y confianza, sin parecer preocupado.

En inglés sencillo: To move somewhere in a relaxed, confident way, without seeming worried.

• She breezed into the office.
• He breezed past us without saying hello.
• Our guest breezed out as soon as dinner ended.

Cómo se usa: breeze into somewhere (He breezed into the room with a smile.); breeze past someone (She breezed past the waiting reporters.)

Sinónimos: saunter

Expresiones frecuentes: breeze into somewhere, breeze past someone, breeze out

soplar suavemente

Soplar de forma ligera y suave.

En inglés sencillo: To blow softly and gently.

• The wind breezed through the trees.
• Cool air breezed over the lake.
• A soft wind breezed through the curtains.

Cómo se usa: breeze through something (The wind breezed through the open window.)

Sinónimos: blow softly

Expresiones frecuentes: breeze through something, breeze over something