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1.when you sit by the window of the bus, chilling wind hits you on your face. What is the right term for hitting ( wind)? The frigid morning breeze the frosty morning breeze i was wondering which one is more natural and usually used.
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The cool morning breeze tiptoed quietly through the window and whipped up her hair. 'in a breeze' infers that the fabric was being ruffled, disarranged. I would usually talk about a job or a project being.
I agree with matchingmale and sdgraham that to breeze through life is neutral on its face because some people just get lucky.
I wouldn't normally use in that context, although i'm sure others would. A strong breeze might also be described as a fairly light wind or, i suppose, a very weak gale. 'on a breeze' would mean more that the hair was being supported by the breeze, you would imagine a nicer effect from. Her many curls brushed her face gently, like a loving mother touches her dearest child.
In a sizzling summer, if cool breeze brushes you fine, you. I want to say that the wind in the morning is really cold. It means that it's been very easy and pleasurable working with you. Things may waft in the breeze or (less commonly), the breeze may waft things, but the breeze itself.
Looking up the word breeze in various dictionaries i noticed that its verbal uses were only in the figurative sense (enter a room, pass an exam, chat away, etc.) but never in the proper.
It's much like paulq's tall bonsai, it's tall for a bonsai, but it's not tall for a regular tree. To skate through life has a similar meaning like to breeze. Where the breeze wafts what? The verb waft means to float or gently move about.
