Fresh: meaning, definitions and examples

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fresh

[ frɛʃ ]

^{Context #1}

food

Recently made or obtained; not canned, frozen, or otherwise preserved.

Synonyms

crisp, new, recent

Examples of usage

It's always best to use fresh ingredients when cooking.
She bought some fresh fruit from the market.

^{Context #2}

weather

Cool and pleasant.

Synonyms

cool, crisp, refreshing

Examples of usage

The breeze feels so fresh today.
After the rain, the air smells fresh and clean.

^{Context #3}

general

Lively and full of energy.

Synonyms

dynamic, energetic, vibrant

Examples of usage

She has a fresh approach to problem-solving.
The team needs some fresh ideas for the project.

Translations

Translations of the word "fresh" in other languages:

🇵🇹 fresco

🇮🇳 ताज़ा (taaza)

🇩🇪 frisch

🇮🇩 segar

🇺🇦 свіжий

🇵🇱 świeży

🇯🇵 新鮮 (shinsen)

🇫🇷 frais

🇪🇸 fresco

🇹🇷 taze

🇰🇷 신선한 (sinseonhan)

🇸🇦 طازج (tazij)

🇨🇿 čerstvý

🇸🇰 čerstvý

🇨🇳 新鲜 (xīnxiān)

🇸🇮 svež

🇮🇸 ferskur

🇰🇿 жаңа

🇬🇪 ახალი (akhali)

🇦🇿 təzə

🇲🇽 fresco

Word origin

The word 'fresh' originated from the Old English word 'fresc' which meant 'new, recent, not previously known'. Over time, the meaning expanded to include concepts of coolness, energy, and liveliness. Today, 'fresh' is commonly used in various contexts to describe things that are new, cool, or full of energy.

See also: afresh, fresher, freshly, freshman, freshmen, freshness, refresh.