What does "breeze in" mean?

To enter casually and confidently To arrive in a relaxed, carefree manner.

How do you use "breeze in" in a sentence?

She breezed in like nothing was wrong. He breezes in late every day. They breezed in without knocking.

Phrasal Verb BritishAmericanAustralian ★★★☆☆ Moderate informal

Meaning: To enter casually and confidently

轻松自信地走进来

Entrar con naturalidad y confianza

気楽に堂々と入ってくる

태연하게 들어오다

To arrive in a relaxed, carefree manner.

以轻松、无忧无虑的方式到达。

Llegar de manera relajada y despreocupada.

リラックスした、気ままな態度で到着すること。

느긋하고 거리낌 없는 태도로 도착하다.

Base verb: breeze

Particle: in

Separable: No — the verb and particle stay together

She breezed in like nothing was wrong.
她若无其事地走了进来
Entró como si no pasara nada
何もなかったかのように彼女はさらっと入ってきた
그녀는 아무 일도 없었다는 듯 태연하게 들어왔다.
He breezes in late every day.
他每天都大摇大摆地迟到
Llega tarde todos los días como si nada
彼は毎日平然と遅れて入ってくる
그는 매일 태연하게 늦게 들어온다.
They breezed in without knocking.
他们没敲门就大大方方地走进来了
Entraron sin llamar como Pedro por su casa
彼らはノックもせずに入ってきた
그들은 노크도 하지 않고 들어왔다.

Context: confident, casual, carefree

Tone: nonchalant

From entering as easily as a breeze.

Era: Modern

Generation: All ages

Social background: Universal