Breeze past Meaning in English
expression
释义
To move past something or someone quickly and easily, often with little effort or difficulty. Often used when describing winning over an opponent or finishing a task quickly.
用法与细微差别
Informal and idiomatic; used for competitions, tests, tasks, or sometimes physically passing by. Emphasizes ease, sometimes suggests the task was simpler than expected. Not literal—don't use for gentle wind meanings.
例句
She managed to breeze past her classmates in the spelling contest.
basic
The team hopes to breeze past their opponents this weekend.
basic
You can usually breeze past the security check at this time of day.
basic
He studied so much that he just breezed past the final exam.
natural
Don’t think you can just breeze past every challenge without trying.
natural
Traffic was light, so we breezed past all the usual slow spots.
natural