con viento fresco

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Spanish

Etymology

Literally, “with fresh wind”.

Adverb

con viento fresco

  1. (idiomatic) with disgust or anger
    Se marchó con viento fresco.
    He stormed out
    • 1635, Félix Lope de Vega y Carpio, Quien todo lo quiere:
      Con viento fresco el navío
      hecho pedazos se escapa,
      pero a pocos pasos pierde
      de salvarse la esperanza
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    • 1911, Benito Pérez Galdós, De Cartago a Sagunto:
      De estas inauditas barbaridades resultó que Sus Altezas dieron orden de despedir a la Comisión municipal, mandándola que se largara con viento fresco.
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    • 1956, Ignacio Aldecoa, (Please provide the book title or journal name):
      No seas pata y lárgate con viento fresco, que lo que tú necesitas es dormirla.
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