fresh

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fresco

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fresh
[freʃ]
adjetivo
1fresco(a) (food, air)
  • it is still fresh in my mind -> todavía lo tengo fresco en la memoria
  • as fresh as a daisy -> (fresco(a)) como una rosa
  • to get some fresh air -> tomar un poco de aire fresco
  • fresh troops -> tropas (f) de refresco
  • fresh water -> agua (f) dulce (not salty)
2nuevo(a) (page, attempt, drink)
  • to make a fresh start -> empezar de nuevo
3novedoso(a), original (original) (approach, writing)
4fresco(a) (familiar) (cheeky) (Estados Unidos)
  • to get fresh with somebody -> propasarse con alguien (sexually)
adverbio
también:
  • fresh from… -> recién salido(a) de…
  • we're fresh out of lemons -> se nos acaban de terminar los limones

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fresh [fresh]
adjetivo
1Fresco, nuevo, reciente; recién llegado.
2Refrescante; que reanima; refrigerante; que devuelve las fuerza
sustantivo
3Fresco, sano, robusto, vivo, fuerte.
4Dulce o nuevo, lo contrario de añejo o acecinado.
5Inexperto.
6Fresco, lo que no está caliente ni tibio; viento fresco o galeno.
7Fresco, lo que no está salado ni mustio.
8Presumido, oficioso, entremetido.
9(a) Sobrio, no achispado; (b) sin helada; abierto. (Escocia)
  • Fresh way -> (Mar.) salida fresca
  • Fresh wind -> (Mar.) viento fresco, el algo rápido y fuerte
  • A fresh complexion -> una tez fresca
  • Fresh horses -> caballos nuevos, de relevo
  • A fresh hand -> un novicio
  • Fresh from -> acabado de
sustantivo
10Avenida, inundación.
11Arroyo o manantial de agua dulce.
12Mezcla de agua dulce y salada en los ríos y bahías; desbordamiento de un río.
va. V. REFRESH.

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fresh [freʃ]
adjective
fresher (comparative)freshest (superlative)
1 (not stale, not preserved) [+fruit, milk etc] fresco; [+bread] recién hecho; [+smell, taste] a fresco
I need some fresh air necesito un poco de aire fresco; necesito salir a respirar aire fresco; to get some fresh air tomar el fresco; to let in some fresh air dejar que entre un poco de aire; in the fresh air al aire libre
as fresh as a daisy fresco como una rosa
2 (not salt) [+water] dulce
3 (cool) [+breeze] fresco; [+wind] fuerte
it's quite fresh out hace bastante fresco fuera
4 (healthy) [+face, complexion] lozano; saludable
5 (rested) [+person] descansado
it's better done in the morning when you're fresh se hace mejor por la mañana, cuando estás descansado
6 (clean and new) [+sheet of paper] en blanco; [+shirt, sheets] limpio
he showered and put on a fresh shirt I've put fresh sheets on the bed
to give sth a fresh coat of paint dar otra mano de pintura a algo; "fresh paint" especially (US) "recién pintado"; we need some fresh faces necesitamos ver caras nuevas; to make a fresh start volver a empezar; empezar de nuevo
to put fresh heart into sb however mentally tired he might be, she put fresh life into him the drink gave him fresh heart to face the day He strengthens faith, he puts fresh heart into his hearers she could almost feel fresh life rising within her
7 (further) [+outbreak, supplies] nuevo
he has had a fresh attack ha sufrido un nuevo ataque
8 (recent) [+footprints, tracks] reciente
while it is still fresh in our minds mientras lo tenemos fresco en la memoria
it is still fresh in our minds memories
I've just made a fresh pot of coffee acabo de hacer una cafetera de café; fresh from the oven recién salido del horno; the vegetables are fresh from the garden la verdura está recién traída del huerto; a teacher fresh from college un profesor recién salido de la universidad; milk fresh from the cow leche recién ordeñada; (f)
fresh from the shower he's come fresh from New York
9 (informal) (cheeky) [+person] impertinente; descarado
to get fresh with sb (be cheeky with) ponerse impertinente con algn; ponerse chulo con algn; (informal) (take liberties with) propasarse con algn; don't get fresh with me! ¡no te pongas impertinente conmigo!; ¡no te pongas chulo conmigo!; (informal) he got a bit fresh with her se propasó un poco con ella
Did he try to get fresh with you, Sheilah?' You must be joking," Sheilah said. `Do I let builders get fresh with me? Are you saying that bugger tried it on, Alma?
adverb
fresh ground black pepper pimienta negra recién molida; (f) I picked the beans fresh this morning acabo de recoger coger las judías esta mañana;or to be fresh out of sth: we're fresh out of pan scrubs [+shopkeeper] acabamos de vender los últimos estropajos; se nos han acabado los estropajos; [+householder] se nos han acabado los estropajos; this government is fresh out of ideas a este gobierno se le han agotado las ideas

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Verb Conjugation for "fresh"

Imperative
  • fresh
  • you fresh
  • he/she freshes
  • we fresh
  • you fresh
  • they fresh
Preterite
  • I freshed
  • you freshed
  • he/she freshed
  • we freshed
  • you freshed
  • they freshed
Present Continuous
  • I am freshing
  • you are freshing
  • he/she is freshing
  • we are freshing
  • you are freshing
  • they are freshing
Present Perfect
  • I have freshed
  • you have freshed
  • he/she has freshed
  • we have freshed
  • you have freshed
  • they have freshed
Past Continuous
  • I was freshing
  • you were freshing
  • he/she was freshing
  • we were freshing
  • you were freshing
  • they were freshing
Past Perfect
  • I had freshed
  • you had freshed
  • he/she had freshed
  • we had freshed
  • you had freshed
  • they had freshed
Future
  • I will fresh
  • you will fresh
  • he/she will fresh
  • we will fresh
  • you will fresh
  • they will fresh
Future Perfect
  • I will have freshed
  • you will have freshed
  • he/she will have freshed
  • we will have freshed
  • you will have freshed
  • they will have freshed
Future Continuous
  • I will be freshing
  • you will be freshing
  • he/she will be freshing
  • we will be freshing
  • you will be freshing
  • they will be freshing
Present Perfect Continuous
  • I have been freshing
  • you have been freshing
  • he/she has been freshing
  • we have been freshing
  • you have been freshing
  • they have been freshing
Future Perfect Continuous
  • I will have been freshing
  • you will have been freshing
  • he/she will have been freshing
  • we will have been freshing
  • you will have been freshing
  • they will have been freshing
Past Perfect Continuous
  • I had been freshing
  • you had been freshing
  • he/she had been freshing
  • we had been freshing
  • you had been freshing
  • they had been freshing
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