wind · noun C or U /wɪnd/
wind
A1 a natural, fast movement of air
Dictionary examples:
There isn't enough wind to fly a kite.
The weather forecast warned of strong/high winds and rain for today.
There was a light/gentle wind blowing.
There wasn't a breath of wind.
The wind is beginning to pick up.
Learner example:
There are coconut trees near the sea and sometimes gentle winds blew through [them]. (Key English Test; A2; Bengali)
throw caution to the wind
C2 to take a risk
Dictionary example:
I decided to throw caution to the wind and book a ticket to India.
Learner example:
They just threw caution to the wind, and did what they wanted. (Certificate in Advanced English; C1; )
