fresh

• Bezeichnet etwas, das gerade erst entstanden, gewonnen oder erlebt wurde; nicht abgestanden, nicht alt und nicht verdorben. Auch für neue, saubere oder kühle Eindrücke und Zustände.

Describes something that is newly made, obtained, or experienced; not stale, old, or spoiled.

1. Newly made or obtainedA1formal

   Recently made, produced, or harvested; not stale or spoiled.

   Frisch

   • I bought fresh vegetables from the market.
   • The bread is still fresh from the oven.
   • She prefers fresh fruit over canned.

   Synonymecrispnewrecentunspoiled

   Antonymeoldspoiledstale

2. Not tired or usedA2formal

   Full of energy and vigor; not tired or worn out.

   Frisch

   • After a good night's sleep, I feel fresh and ready to work.
   • The team started the game with fresh energy.
   • He took a shower to feel fresh again.

   Synonymealertenergeticinvigoratedlivelyrefreshedrestedspryvigorous

   Antonymeexhaustedfatiguedtiredwearyworn-out

3. New or originalB1formal

   Not previously known or used; novel or innovative.

   Neu

   • The designer brought a fresh perspective to the project.
   • We need fresh ideas to solve this problem.
   • She offered a fresh approach to teaching grammar.

   Synonymecreativedifferentgroundbreakinginnovativeinventivenewnoveloriginalpioneeringunfamiliar

   Antonymecommonplaceconventionalfamiliarhackneyedoldstalestandardtriteunoriginal

4. Impudent or cheekyB2informal

   Behaving in a disrespectful or overly confident way.

   Frech

   • Don't get fresh with your teacher.
   • He made a fresh remark to the security guard.
   • The child was being fresh and got a warning.

   Synonymecheekyimpertinentinsolentpresumptuoussassysaucy

   Antonymecourteouspoliterespectful

• Adverb, das „neulich“ oder „gerade eben“ bedeutet und oft mit Partizipien der Vergangenheit kombiniert wird (z. B. frischgebacken, frischgeschnitten). Es zeigt an, dass etwas soeben gemacht oder geschaffen wurde.

An adverb meaning "newly" or "recently," often used in combination with past participles (e.g., fresh-baked, fresh-cut). It indicates that something has been done or made very recently.

1. Recently done or madeB1informal

   In a way that is new, just completed, or just arrived.

   Frisch

   • The bread was baked fresh this morning.
   • She bought the vegetables fresh from the market.
   • The coffee was brewed fresh just minutes ago.

   Synonymejustlatelynewlyrecently

   Antonymeoldstaleused

2. In a new or different wayB2informal

   In a manner that is original, innovative, or not stale.

   Auf neue Art

   • He approached the problem fresh, without any preconceptions.
   • The artist painted the scene fresh, using vibrant colors.
   • She started the project fresh after the previous attempt failed.

   Synonymeafreshanew

   Antonymehackneyedstale