How do you use "fresh" in a sentence?

I always buy fresh fruit and vegetables from the market. The mountain air smelt wonderfully fresh. We need some fresh ideas for the project.

fresh

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Significado: Recently made or obtained; not stale, tinned, or frozen; clean and cool

新鲜的，清新的

fresco, nuevo

新鮮な、さわやかな

신선한, 상쾌한

'Fresh' describes something recently made, picked, or produced ('fresh bread'), not preserved ('fresh vegetables'), clean and cool ('fresh air'), or new and different ('a fresh approach'). 'Fresh from' means having just come from somewhere. 'Fresh start' means a new beginning.

「fresh」描述最近制作、采摘或生产的东西（「fresh bread」）、未经加工的（「fresh vegetables」）、干净凉爽的（「fresh air」）或新的和不同的（「a fresh approach」）。「fresh from」意味着刚从某处来。「fresh start」意味着新的开始。

«Fresh» describe algo recientemente hecho, recogido o producido («pan fresco»), no conservado («verduras frescas»), limpio y fresco («aire fresco»), o nuevo y diferente («un enfoque fresco»). «Fresh from» significa recién llegado de algún lugar.

「fresh」は最近作られた、収穫された、または生産されたもの（「fresh bread」）、保存されていないもの（「fresh vegetables」）、清潔で涼しいもの（「fresh air」）、または新しくて異なるもの（「a fresh approach」）を表します。

'Fresh'는 최근에 만들어졌거나, 수확되었거나, 생산된 것('fresh bread'), 보존 처리되지 않은 것('fresh vegetables'), 깨끗하고 상쾌한 것('fresh air'), 또는 새롭고 다른 것('a fresh approach')을 설명합니다. 'Fresh from'은 어딘가에서 막 온 것을 의미합니다. 'Fresh start'는 새로운 출발을 의미합니다.

Ejemplos

I always buy fresh fruit and vegetables from the market.
我总是从市场买新鲜的水果和蔬菜。
Siempre compro fruta y verdura fresca en el mercado.
私はいつも市場で新鮮な果物と野菜を買います。
저는 항상 시장에서 신선한 과일과 채소를 삽니다.
The mountain air smelt wonderfully fresh.
山里的空气闻起来非常清新。
El aire de la montaña olía maravillosamente fresco.
山の空気はとても新鮮な香りがしました。
산 공기는 놀라울 정도로 상쾌한 향기가 났습니다.
We need some fresh ideas for the project.
我们需要一些关于这个项目的新想法。
Necesitamos algunas ideas frescas para el proyecto.
プロジェクトに新しいアイデアが必要です。
프로젝트에 새로운 아이디어가 필요합니다.

Pronunciación

Guía de uso

Contexto: general

Tono: neutral

Origen e historia

From Old English 'fersc' meaning 'unsalted' (of water), of Germanic origin, related to Dutch 'vers' and German 'frisch'. The broader sense of 'new' or 'recently made' developed in Middle English.

Contexto cultural

Era: Modern

Generation: All ages

Social background: Universal

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