freshly

• Advérbio que significa «recentemente» ou «agora mesmo», usado para descrever algo que foi feito, preparado ou executado há muito pouco tempo. Costuma combinar-se com particípios passados (por exemplo, recém-feito, recém-colhido).

An adverb meaning "recently" or "just now," often used to describe something that has been made, prepared, or done very recently. It is commonly paired with past participles (e.g., freshly baked, freshly cut).

1. Recently done or madeB1formal

   Very recently; just now.

   Recentemente

   • The bread is freshly baked every morning.
   • She wore a freshly ironed shirt to the interview.
   • The paint is still freshly applied, so please don't touch it.

   Sinônimosjustlatelynewlyrecently

   Antônimospreviously

2. In a rude or cheeky wayC1informal

   In an impudent, impertinent, or disrespectful manner.

   Com ousadia

   • He spoke freshly to his teacher and got detention.
   • The child answered back freshly, surprising his parents.
   • She was known for talking freshly to anyone in authority.

   Sinônimosbrazenlycheekilyimpertinentlyimpudentlyinsolentlysaucily