Usages of el viento
El viento es fuerte en el frente de la casa.
The wind is strong in front of the house.
El viento mueve las flores en el jardín.
The wind moves the flowers in the garden.
Construiría una barrera de madera para proteger las flores del viento fuerte.
I would build a wooden barrier to protect the flowers from the strong wind.
El viento del sur es más cálido que el del oeste.
The southern wind is warmer than the western one.
La ventana se abre con el viento.
The window opens with the wind.
Las nubes desaparecen con el viento.
The clouds disappear with the wind.
Las pinzas sujetan bien las toallas cuando hace viento.
The clothespins hold the towels well when it’s windy.
El viento mueve ligeramente las cortinas en la sala.
The wind slightly moves the curtains in the living room.
Mi primo prefiere la patineta porque le gusta sentir el viento en la cara.
My cousin prefers the skateboard because he likes to feel the wind on his face.
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