Definition
Definition of windsail - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
air scoopRare sail rigged to catch breezesRare
- They set up a windsail over the hatch for fresh air.
2.
marineRare wide tube for ship ventilationRare
- The crew installed a windsail to cool the cabin.
3.
machineryRare sail of a windmillRare
- The old windmill's windsail turned slowly in the breeze.
Images of windsail

sail rigged to catch breezes 
sail of a windmill
Origin of windsail
English, wind (air in motion) + sail (canvas for sailing)
Examples of windsail in a sentence
The yacht's windsail caught the gentle breeze. The windsail was adjusted to catch the breeze. A new windsail was added to improve air circulation. The windsail needed repairs after the storm. He admired the craftsmanship of the windsail.
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- French:voile, tube de ventilation, ...
- German:Luftsegel, Windsack, ...
- Italian:vela a vento, tubo di ventilazione, ...
- Spanish:vela de brisa, tubo de ventilación, ...
- Portuguese:vela de vento, tubo de ventilação, ...
- Chinese:风筝帆, 通风管, ...
- Japanese:ウィンドセイル, 換気筒, ...
- Arabic:شِراع هَوائِي, أُنْبُوب تَهْوِيَة, ...
- Hebrew:מִפְרָשׁ רוּחַ, צִנּוֹר אִוְרוּר, ...
- Russian:ветрило, ветровая труба, ...
- Ukrainian:вітрило, вентиляційна труба, ...
- Hindi:पाल, वायु नली, ...
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