lee
/liː/noun
mass noun
1- shelter from wind or weather given by a neighbouring object背风处：
he went round the front of the cab to be out of the wind and lit a cigarette in its lee.
他绕过出租汽车前部避风并在背风处点了支香烟。
1.1
- （亦作lee side）the sheltered side; the side away from the wind能遮挡风、雨等的一面; 背风面：
ducks were taking shelter on the lee of the island.
鸭子在岛的背风面躲避。与WEATHER 相对。
词源
Old English hlēo, hlēow 'shelter'， of Germanic origin; probably related to luke-in LUKEWARM.