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1. (n.) sea breeze
a thermally produced wind blowing from a cool ocean surface onto adjoining warm land.
Etymology: (1690–1700)
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1. (noun) sea breeze
a cooling breeze from the sea (during the daytime)
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Sense: a breeze blowing from the sea towards the land.
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 Afrikaans: seebries |
 Arabic: نَسيم البَحْر |
 Bulgarian: морски бриз |
 Brazilian: vento marítimo |
 Czech: mořský vánek |
 German: die Seebrise |
 Danish: havbrise |
 Greek: θαλασσινή αύρα |
 Spanish: brisa marina |
 Estonian: briis |
 Farsi: نسيم از طرف دريا |
 Finnish: merituuli |
 French: brise du large |
 Hebrew: בְּרִיזָה |
 Hindi: ठंडी समुद्री हवा |
 Croatian: povjetarac s mora, maestr |
 Hungarian: parti szél |
 Indonesian: angin laut |
 Icelandic: hafgola |
 Italian: brezza marina |
 Japanese: 海風 |
 Korean: 해풍 |
 Lithuanian: jūrinis brizas |
 Latvian: vējš no jūras |
 Malay: bayu laut |
 Dutch: zeebries |
 Norwegian: hav-/sjøbris |
 Polish: wiatr od morza |
 Persian: نسيم از طرف دريا |
 Pashto: د سيند له خوا شمال |
 Portuguese: vento marítimo |
 Romanian: briză |
 Russian: морской бриз |
 Slovak: morský vetrík |
 Slovenian: maestral |
 Serbian: morski povetarac |
 Swedish: sjö-, havsbris |
 Thai: ลมทะเลซึ่งพัดเข้าหาฝั่งใน |
 Turkish: meltem, imbat |
 Taiwanese: 海風 |
 Ukrainian: морський бриз |
 Urdu: سمندر کی طرف سے آنے والی |
 Vietnamese: gió nhẹ ở biển |
 Chinese: 海风 |
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