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Sun, 03 May 2026 14:03:57 +0000

'In a breeze' infers that the fabric was being ruffled, disarranged. 'On a breeze' would mean more that the hair was being supported by the breeze, you would imagine a nicer effect from. Hello there! I've been trying to find an English equivalent for a Hungarian word which roughly translates as "ride-wind", meaning the wind you feel when you stick your head out of the. It means it went very smoothly, easily. The WR dictionary gives this sense of 'breeze': 2 informal something easy to do. But that might be misleading, as it's restricted to a couple of idioms: it. Good morning, Could anybody explain the meaning of "lapping" in the following sentence? : It was hot breeze lapping at their neck. Many thanks for your help.