IPA: /biːz/
KK: /bɪz/
A cold and dry wind that blows from the north in southeastern France.
The bize made the winter day feel even colder as it swept through the streets.
This word originates from Middle English 'bise', meaning a type of small fish or a term of endearment. The word 'bize' refers to a small fish, often used in a familiar or affectionate context.
Think of 'bise' as a small fish or a term of endearment, which helps you remember that 'bize' refers to something small and familiar.