adjective / noun phrase HSK 4
Traditional 無風
fēng
windless · no wind · calm (without wind)

Meaning

无风 literally means 'no wind' or 'without wind.' It describes weather conditions when there is an absence of wind, creating a still or calm atmosphere. The term combines 无 (without/no) and 风 (wind) to form a straightforward descriptive phrase commonly used in weather reports and literary descriptions.

Usage

Most commonly used in weather contexts or poetic descriptions of nature. Often appears in phrases like 无风的日子 (windless days) or in weather forecasts. Can also be used metaphorically to describe calm or peaceful situations without disturbance.

Examples

  1. 01
    今天无风,非常适合户外活动。
    Jīn tiān fēng, fēi cháng shì wài huó dòng.
    Today is windless, very suitable for outdoor activities.
  2. 02
    湖面无风无浪,像一面镜子。
    miàn fēng làng, xiàng miàn jìng zi.
    The lake surface is calm without wind or waves, like a mirror.

Characters

Common collocations

  • 无风的天气
    fēng de tiān
    windless weather
  • 无风
    fēng dài
    doldrums (nautical)
  • 无风无浪
    fēng làng
    no wind, no waves (calm and peaceful)

Antonyms

Origin

A straightforward compound formed from classical Chinese negation 无 (without) and the common noun 风 (wind). This pattern of 无 + noun is productive in Chinese for expressing absence.

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