windy

windy
adjective a windy hill-top; a windy day; It's windy today.) de mucho viento, ventoso
windy adj de viento / ventoso
a windy day un día de viento
to be windy hacer viento / hacer aire
it's windy today hoy hace viento
El comparativo de windy se escribe windier; el superlativo se escribe windiest
windy
tr['wɪndɪ]
adjective (comp windier, superl windiest)
1 (day, weather) ventoso,-a; (place) expuesto,-a al viento
it's windy hace viento, hace aire
2 (speech) rimbombante
windy ['wɪndi] adj, windier ; -est
1) : ventoso
it's windy: hace viento
2) verbose: verboso, prolijo
windy
adj.
de mucho viento adj.
expuesto al viento adj.
palabrero, -a adj.
ventoso, -a adj.
'wɪndi
adjective -dier, -diest <day/weather> ventoso, de viento

it's windy — hace viento, está ventoso

['wɪndɪ]
1. ADJ
(compar windier) (superl windiest)
1) [day] de mucho viento, ventoso; [place] (=exposed to wind) expuesto al viento

it's windy today — hoy hace viento

Edinburgh's a very windy city — en Edimburgo hace mucho viento

the Windy City — Chicago m

See:
see cultural note CITY NICKNAMES in city
2) (Brit) * (=afraid, nervous) miedoso, temeroso (about por)

to be windy — pasar miedo

to get windy — asustarse

2.
CPD

windy conditions NPL — condiciones fpl de viento

in windy conditions — en condiciones de viento

* * *
['wɪndi]
adjective -dier, -diest <day/weather> ventoso, de viento

it's windy — hace viento, está ventoso


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