The Italian word "fresco" is translated "fresque" (feminine noun) in French.
el fresco is french
Caliente - hot Fresco - cool
It's an English word coming from the Italian "al fresco" wich mean "in the fresh (air)" The french corresponding idiom is "à la fraîche"
Hace fresco means it's cool or moderate temperature.
No. "Fresco" has several meanings, but "nude" is not one of them. Among other things, "fresco" is a certain painting technique. In Spanish, the word means "fresh".
This means"this fresh air"
Very good health
It means to dine outside
Do you mean wet or dry fresco? In both cases, you need alkali-resistent pigments. In wet fresco (the original fresco technique) they're mixed with the plaster used to finish the wall, in dry fresco (fresco secco) a paint is made with mainly caseine. I've seen an old recipe that involves fresh cheese (which contains caseine)
fresh, cool, recently-arrived 'estar/quedar fresco' = to fail, be disappointed 'quedarse fresco' =to act coolly,without scruple.
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Spanish: fresco French: frais German: frisch Italian: fresco Japanese: 新鮮 (shinsen) Russian: свежий (svezhiy) Chinese: 新鲜 (xīnxiān)