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• Coastal breezes that blow from land to sea are called:
• The term “virazón” refers to:
• Sailing ahead with the true wind dead astern, and boat speed equal to true wind speed:
• The time during which a wind blows with uniform direction and strength is called:
• The force the wind exerts on the sea surface, depending on its speed and the air pressure on the sea, is called:
• A wind “rola” (shifts) when:
• What is meant by “rolar”?
• The land breeze (terral) is a wind or breeze:
• In nautical terms, “rolar” means:
• Referring to the wind, “caer” means:
• Apparent wind:
• If we say the wind “refresca” (freshens), it means there is: