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1 brizna
f.1 blade (filament) (of grass).2 trace, bit.3 small amount, wisp.4 blade of grass, blade, little leave.* * ** * *noun f.1) blade2) piece, scrap* * *SF1) (=hebra) [de hierba] blade; [de judía] string2) (=trozo) piece, fragment; [muy pequeño] scrap3) LAm drizzle* * ** * *----* brizna de hierba = blade of grass, grass blade.* * ** * ** brizna de hierba = blade of grass, grass blade.* * *1 (hebra) strand2 (de hierba) blade3 ( Ven) (llovizna) drizzle* * *
brizna sustantivo femenino ( hebra) strand;
( de hierba) blade
brizna sustantivo femenino
1 (de hierba) blade
2 (pizca) scrap: no corre ni una brizna de aire, there isn't a breath of air
' brizna' also found in these entries:
English:
blade
- wisp
* * *brizna nf1. [filamento] [de hierba] blade;[de tabaco] strand2. [un poco] trace, bit;no soplaba ni una brizna de viento there wasn't even a breath of wind* * *f1 de hierba blade2:una brizna de pan, tela a tiny bit of; verdad a grain of; esperanza a gleam o ray of; viento a breath of* * *brizna nf1) : strand, thread2) : blade (of grass)* * *brizna n blade
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