Breeze through
/briːz θruː/B2
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1. To easily succeed at a task or activity with little effort or difficulty.
- She breezed through the exam, finishing it in just 30 minutes.
- Despite the challenging course, he managed to breeze through with top grades.
- They breezed through the project, completing it well ahead of the deadline.
2. To move quickly and without apparent effort from one place to another, often in a relaxed manner.
- He breezed through the airport security with his efficient packing.
- She breezed through the office, delivering messages to everyone in no time.
- The athlete breezed through the track, showing no sign of fatigue.
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