freshness

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freshness
[ˈfreʃnɪs]
sustantivo
1frescura (f) (of food)

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freshness [fresh-nes]
sustantivo
1Frescura, frescor, el fresco.
2Frescura, viveza, hermosura, delicadeza, hablando de la tez o de los colores de las flores.
3El estado de lo que no envejece o pierde fuerzas; renovación del vigor.
4El estado de lo que es o está fresco, en oposición a lo salado.
5Purez
adjetivo
6Novedad.
7Descaro, impertinencia.

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freshness [ˈfreʃnɪs]
noun
1 [of food] frescura; (f)
the freshness of the ingredients is crucial I couldn't help being surprised by the freshness of his face, the softness of his complexion she loved the moment of breaking camp into the freshness of early morning
2 [of air] frescor; (m)
The freshness of the late afternoon air was wonderful there's that little bit of freshness in the breeze that tells you the seasons are about to change
3 [of face, complexion] frescura; (f) lozanía; (f)
4 (originality, spontaneity) [of style] originalidad; (f) frescura; (f)
he is master of a style of great freshness and clarity a mechanically cheery score behind the action is another conventional touch diluting the movie's freshness the freshness of much of the orchestral playing offered rich compensation theatre lives on freshness. Anything that helps you discover freshness is of great value fatal flaw in a type of show in which freshness and spontaniety is almost everything

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