cool breeze

collocation in English

meaningsofcoolandbreeze

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cool
adjective
uk
/kuːl/us
/kuːl/
slightly ...
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breeze
noun
uk
/briːz/us
/briːz/
a light and ...
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(Definition ofcoolandbreezefrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

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Zephyr - meanscoolbreeze, and lasts three days.
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It was like acoolbreeze, a cool wave.
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Spring signifies a period that bringscoolbreezein the evenings and new flowers blossom.
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The trees supply rich fresh air withcoolbreezeto the school making a friendly environment for the students during the morning hours.
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Pain tends to worsen with talking, facial expressions, chewing, and certain sensations such as acoolbreeze.
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People also visit this place in the evening to enjoy thecoolbreezeand see the sun set.
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The soft imagery of moonlight, jasmine flowers,coolbreeze, etc., was soon replaced by the stark and jarring images of violence, excreta and anarchy.
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For example, the dancers might be encouraged to be like a tree swaying in acoolbreeze.
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One day, they were enjoying a freshcoolbreezecoming through their open doors and windows of the house.
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They were so intricately designed thatcoolbreezecould reach the interiors of the fort, providing a respite from the heat of summer.
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Thecoolbreezeblows strong throughout the year.
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Thecoolbreezewith the hint of rain, moisture carrying, spreads everywhere.
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Simple stimulisuch as eating, talking, making facial expressions, washing the face, or any light touch or sensationcan trigger an attack (even the sensation of acoolbreeze).
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But those people who have taken the time to explore the beach can testify that its beauty andcoolbreeze far outweighs anything it might be lacking in amenities.
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During the day, cool breezes blew from the sea, while at night the opposite pattern occurred.
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The region benefits from the cool breezes that come off the mountains and push hot air off the vines and down to the valley.
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The musical tumbling sound of the water, the cool breezes procreating from the waterfall dips down the temperature.
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Its climate is noted for fog and cool breezes and a high rainfall.
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