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1. (n.) trade wind
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Etymology: (1625–35)
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| Definition of 'trade wind' |
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1. (noun) trade wind, trade
steady winds blowing from east to west above and below the equator
"they rode the trade winds going west"
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Sense: a wind that blows towards the equator (from the north-east and south-east).
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 Afrikaans: passaatwind |
 Arabic: ريح تِجارِيَّه، رياح تَهُ |
 Bulgarian: пасат |
 Brazilian: vento alísio |
 Czech: pasát |
 German: der Passat |
 Danish: passatvind |
 Greek: μελτέμι |
 Spanish: viento alisio |
 Estonian: passaat |
 Farsi: باد مداوم جنوب شرقی یا شم |
 Finnish: pasaatituuli |
 French: (vent) alizé |
 Hebrew: רוּחַ קְבוּעָה וַחֲזָקַה |
 Hindi: पूर्वी हवा |
 Croatian: pasatni vjetar |
 Hungarian: passzátszél |
 Indonesian: angin pasat |
 Icelandic: staðvindur |
 Italian: (vento) aliseo |
 Japanese: 貿易風 |
 Korean: 무역풍 |
 Lithuanian: pasatas |
 Latvian: pasāts |
 Malay: angin pasat |
 Dutch: passaatwind |
 Norwegian: passat(vind) |
 Polish: pasat |
 Persian: باد مداوم جنوب شرقی یا شم |
 Pashto: دوامدار باد د ختیځ جنوب څ |
 Portuguese: vento alísio |
 Romanian: (vânt) alizeu |
 Russian: пассат |
 Slovak: pasát |
 Slovenian: pasatni veter |
 Serbian: vetar koji duva ka ekvato |
 Swedish: passadvind |
 Thai: ลมสินค้า |
 Turkish: alize rüzgarı |
 Taiwanese: 信風 |
 Ukrainian: пасат |
 Urdu: خط استوا کي طرف چلنے والي |
 Vietnamese: gió mậu dịch |
 Chinese: 信风 |
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