noun
definition
A hedge, fence or row of trees positioned to reduce wind damage to crops.
definition
A sheet or stack of material used to protect people or fire from wind.
Examples of windbreak in a Sentence
A line of trees can make a useful windbreak.
I have a nice windbreak to protect me from the hot air.
The fence provided support for the Griselinia hedge, which is now established enough to provide a mini windbreak to both gardens.
It will make a lovely formal hedge that also acts as an excellent windbreak.
A good windbreak greatly enhances the variety of plants that can be grown in the garden.
The installation of temporary windbreak netting is necessary to get the plantings off to a good start.
The top folds back to reveal the burners; two wings unfold from either side of the top to complete an efficient windbreak.
Customer Feedback - Toughened glass windbreak Screen " I recently purchased a toughened glass windbreak screen for my 1997 MGF here in New Zealand.
Carmarthen bay is less than two miles away behind the windbreak created by Pembrey forest.
Through a gate by a line of windbreak planted trees and you come to a derelict farmhouse and some cattle sheds.
Some planting was enclosed in stockades of windbreak material but the posts would work loose in the saturated winter ground.
Tender plants will benefit from a windbreak screen which you could make out of stout polythene.
Customer Feedback - Toughened Glass Windbreak Screen I recently purchased a toughened glass windbreak screen for my 1997 MGF here in New Zealand.