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    3. 川風

    川風

    川かわ風かぜ

    breeze off a river

    KMT10News #44+1NounNature & EnvironmentKanji Vocab12 strokes

    河風

    かわかぜ

    Noun

    1.
    breeze off a river

    Stroke 0 / 12

    Speed1.0x

    夏なつの夜よる、川かわ風かぜが心ここ地ちよい。

    On summer nights, the river breeze is pleasant.

    KMT7Nature & EnvironmentDaily Life
    橋はしの上うえで立たち止どまり、涼すずしい川かわ風かぜに吹ふかれた。

    I stopped on the bridge and was blown by the cool river breeze.

    KMT10Nature & EnvironmentDaily Life
    夕ゆう暮ぐれ時どき、川かわ風かぜが草くさ木きを揺ゆらし、静しずかな音おとを立たてていた。

    At dusk, the river breeze swayed the plants, making a quiet sound.

    KMT10Nature & EnvironmentLiterature
    川かわ風かぜは、都と市しのヒートアイランド現げん象しょうを和やらげる効こう果かがあると言いわれている。

    The river breeze is said to have the effect of alleviating the urban heat island phenomenon.

    KMT10Nature & EnvironmentScience & Math
    故こ郷きょうの川かわ風かぜの匂においは、いつも私わたしを懐なつかしい気き持もちにさせる。

    The scent of the river breeze from my hometown always makes me feel nostalgic.

    KMT10Nature & EnvironmentEmotions & Psychology

    Kanji that make up this word

    川
    かわ…(4)
    stream・river・river or three-stroke river radical (no. 47)
    風
    かぜ・かざ-…(4)
    wind・air・style・manner
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