No. 4,929 in Dutch
grecale
The Dutch word "grecale" refers to a northeast wind in the Mediterranean region.
In a sentence
De grecale wind bracht een koele bries op een warme zomerdag.
The grecale wind brought a cool breeze on a warm summer day.
Here, 'grecale' is used to describe a specific type of northeastern Mediterranean wind, underscoring its meteorological context.
Tijdens onze zeiltocht moesten we rekening houden met de krachtige grecale.
During our sailing trip, we had to take the strong grecale into account.
In this sentence, 'grecale' depicts a maritime condition challenging for sailing, emphasizing its practical impact.
In geografie leren we over de invloed van de grecale op de lokale ecosystemen.
In geography, we learn about the influence of the grecale on local ecosystems.
Here, 'grecale' is referred to in an academic context, discussing its broader ecological implications.
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