In the fresh air; outdoors: dining alfresco.
adj.Taking place outdoors; outdoor: an alfresco conference.
[Italian al fresco, in the fresh (air) : al, in the (a, to, in, from Latin ad; see ad– + il, the, from Latin ille) + fresco, fresh.]
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In the fresh air; outdoors: dining alfresco.
adj.Taking place outdoors; outdoor: an alfresco conference.
[Italian al fresco, in the fresh (air) : al, in the (a, to, in, from Latin ad; see ad– + il, the, from Latin ille) + fresco, fresh.]
| WordNet: alfresco |
The adjective has one meaning:
Meaning #1:
in the open air
Synonym: open-air
The adverb alfresco has one meaning:
Meaning #1:
outside a building
Synonyms: outside, outdoors, out of doors
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