French to English Dictionary (Dictionnaire Français-Anglais)

Wind

The perceptible movement of air, especially as a natural force acting from the earth's surface.

Wind Current

A continuous, directed movement of air in the atmosphere.

Wind-Speed

The rate at which air is moving in a specific direction, typically measured in miles per hour or kilometers per hour.

Wind-Stagnation

A condition in which wind is unable to circulate freely, often leading to stagnant air and potential environmental issues.

Wind-down

A period of time or an activity that allows one to relax gradually after a period of work or excitement.

Wind-up

The act of ending or concluding something, or the final stages of an event, process, or activity.

Wind-velocity

The speed of air motion past a given point, usually measured in meters per second or miles per hour, often including a specific directional component.

Windblast

A sudden, violent rush or gust of wind, often generated by an explosion, aircraft, or extreme weather event.

Windbreaker

A lightweight jacket designed to resist wind and light rain.

Winder

A mechanism or device used for winding something, such as film, thread, or a spring.

Windfall

A piece of good fortune, typically one involving unexpected money.

Winding

A twisting or curving movement or path.