Learning English Vocabulary English in a Minute: Phrases with 'wind'
Dec 10, 2025
Discover fun phrases that incorporate the word 'wind' to spice up your conversations. Learn what it means to throw caution to the wind with a café example. Find out how getting a second wind can help you regain energy, just like a marathon runner. Hear about getting wind of a secret and the risks of spoiling surprises. Finally, delve into the phrase gone with the wind, illustrating the idea of permanent disappearance with the story of a lost earring.
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Express Permanent Loss With 'Gone With The Wind'
- "Gone with the wind" means something has disappeared forever.
- Use it to express permanent loss or disappearance of small items or opportunities.
Warn About Leaks With 'Get Wind Of'
- "Get wind of" means to hear information someone wanted to keep secret.
- Use it when warning others to avoid revealing hidden plans or surprises.
Describe Renewed Energy With 'Second Wind'
- A "second wind" describes a sudden return of energy after exhaustion.
- Say it to explain renewed strength during long or tiring activities.