🇬🇧 Wind meaning: English Vocabulary Flash Card

Wind is air that moves around outside. Sometimes it moves slowly and feels soft on your face, and sometimes it moves very fast and can push leaves, hats, and even big trees. You cannot see the wind itself, but you can see what it does, like making flags flap, kites fly, and clouds slide across the sky.

The wind blew so hard that my hair turned into a wild bird’s nest that no bird would actually live in.

The wind turned my umbrella inside out, and suddenly I owned a metal flower instead.

The wind kept slapping me in the face with my own scarf, like, “High five! Again! Again!”

I tried to eat a sandwich outside, but the wind added a special ingredient called “extra leaves.”

Wind is caused by the sun heating the Earth unevenly, so every time your hair gets messy outside, you can blame the sun for starting an air party.

Anna and Tom walk on the beach. The wind plays with her hair. The wind lifts a small red kite. The wind is strong and the kite flies up high. The wind cools their warm faces. They laugh and hold the kite string tight. The wind slows, and they sit and smile.

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This word is at the A1 level, which means it is one of the first words you learn when starting English. It’s commonly used in everyday conversations and helps you communicate basic ideas like greetings, family, or daily activities.

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