Windbreak meaning

wĭnd'brāk'
A row of trees, a hedge, or a fence that serves to lessen the force of or provide shelter from the wind.
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A hedge, fence, or row of trees that serves as a protection from wind.
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(agriculture) A hedge, fence or row of trees positioned to reduce wind damage to crops.
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A sheet or stack of material used to protect people or fire from wind.
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Windbreak Sentence Examples

  • The fence provided support for the Griselinia hedge, which is now established enough to provide a mini windbreak to both gardens.

  • A line of trees can make a useful windbreak.

  • windbreak created by Pembrey forest.

  • I have a nice windbreak to protect me from the hot air.

  • windbreak planted trees and you come to a derelict farmhouse and some cattle sheds.

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