
[Middle English, from Old English fersc, pure, not salty, and from Old French freis (feminine fresche), new, recent, of Germanic origin.]
freshly fresh'ly adv.For food labelling and advertising purposes, the US Food and Drug Administration has defined fresh to mean a food that is raw, has never been frozen or heated, and contains no preservatives. (Irradiation at low levels is permitted.) ‘Fresh frozen’ and ‘frozen fresh’ may be used for foods that are quickly frozen while still fresh, and blanching before freezing is permitted.
adjective
Definition: energetic, healthy
Antonyms: exhausted, lifeless, tired, unenergetic, worn
adj
Definition: inexperienced
Antonyms: experienced
adj
Definition: new, just produced
Antonyms: old, stale, tired, used
adj
Definition: refreshing
Antonyms: hackneyed, ordinary, shopworn, stale, tired
adj
Definition: sassy, brazen
Antonyms: gentle, kind, modest, polite, shy
One of the benefits to growing a garden is being able to enjoy the fresh vegetables one produces.
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The degree to which meat, or other biological material, approximates the state it was in at the time of slaughter or harvest. In meat freshness is determined by the developing acidity due to proteolytic degeneration of the muscle fibers and the oxidation of the fat.

Dansk (Danish)
adj. - frisk, ny, klar, fræk
adv. - helt
n. - den friske, den første
v. tr. - nette
v. intr. - nette sig, friske sig op, friske op
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Nederlands (Dutch)
vers, fris, onervaren, zuiver, verfrist, niet zout, strak (wind), nieuw, origineel/levendig, zonder ervaring, net begonnen met melkvloeiing (koe), brutaal, zonet, versterkte stroom (van water)
Français (French)
adj. - de la ferme, (Culin) frais, propre, nouveau, récent, tout frais, tout nouveau, plein (d'entrain, d'énergie), (Météo) bonne (brise), frais (temps), (US) impertinent
adv. - fraîchement, avec impertinence, avec fraîcheur, récemment
n. - fraîcheur, fraîche (du soir)
v. tr. - se rafraîchir, rafraîchir
v. intr. - rafraîchir, fraîchir
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Deutsch (German)
adj. - neu, frisch, keck
adv. - neu, frisch
v. - auffrischen
n. - Flut, erster Teil, Frische
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Ελληνική (Greek)
adj. - νωπός, φρέσκος, καινούριος, πρόσφατος, (για τρόφιμα) φρέσκα, νωπά, πρωτότυπος, αναιδής, θρασύς, δροσερός, ζωηρόχρωμος, (ΗΠΑ) τολμηρός, οικείος, ξεκούραστος, ρωμαλέος
adv. - μόλις, προσφάτως
v. - φρεσκάρω/-ομαι
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Italiano (Italian)
puro, fresco, chiaro, novizio
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Português (Portuguese)
adj. - fresco, doce (água), recente
adv. - recentemente
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Русский (Russian)
прохлада, порыв ветра, свежий, молодой, свежезаваренный, натуральный, новый, оригинальный, чистый, неопытный, нахальный
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Español (Spanish)
adj. - puro, natural, fresco, nuevo, tierno, aireado, ventilado, inexperto, bisoño
adv. - recientemente, frescamente
n. - frescura, lozanía
v. tr. - refrescar, refrescarse
v. intr. - refrescarse, refrescar
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Svenska (Swedish)
adj. - ny, färsk, frisk, nygjord, oerfaren, ungdomlig, påstruken, fräck
adv. - ny-
v. - friska upp (sig)
中文(简体)(Chinese (Simplified))
新鲜的, 生的, 新奇的, 最新地, 刚刚, 开始, 泛滥
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中文(繁體)(Chinese (Traditional))
adj. - 新鮮的, 生的, 新奇的
adv. - 最新地, 剛剛
n. - 開始, 泛濫
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한국어 (Korean)
adj. - 신선한, 생생한, 시원한
adv. - 신선하게
n. - 초기, 신입생
v. tr. - 새롭게 하다
v. intr. - 새로워지다
日本語 (Japanese)
adj. - 新鮮な, できたての, はつらつとした, 生気のある, さわやかな, 汚れていない, 鮮やかな, 鮮明な, 新たな, 未熟な, 強い, なれなれしい, 新しい, 塩気のない
adv. - 新たに
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العربيه (Arabic)
(صفه) مفعم بالنشاط , طازج (ظرف) بنشاط , بحيويه (فعل) ينتعش , يقوي
עברית (Hebrew)
adj. - טרי, רענן, חדש, קריר, לא מלוחים (מים), טהור, חצוף (מדוברת)
adv. - לאחרונה
n. - החלק הקריר של היום, השנה וכו'
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