fresher

• 形容某物是最近制作、获得或经历的，不陈旧、不过期、未变质；也可形容新鲜、清新或凉爽。

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.

   新鲜的

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

   同义词crispnewrecentunspoiled

   反义词oldspoiledstale

2. Not tired or usedA2formal

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

   精神饱满

   • 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.

   同义词alertenergeticinvigoratedlivelyrefreshedrestedspryvigorous

   反义词exhaustedfatiguedtiredwearyworn-out

3. New or originalB1formal

   Not previously known or used; novel or innovative.

   新颖的

   • 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.

   同义词creativedifferentgroundbreakinginnovativeinventivenewnoveloriginalpioneeringunfamiliar

   反义词commonplaceconventionalfamiliarhackneyedoldstalestandardtriteunoriginal

4. Impudent or cheekyB2informal

   Behaving in a disrespectful or overly confident way.

   无礼的

   • 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.

   同义词cheekyimpertinentinsolentpresumptuoussassysaucy

   反义词courteouspoliterespectful

• 指大学或学院的一年级新生。也可泛指新手或初入某领域的人。

A noun referring to a first-year undergraduate student at a university or college.

1. First-year university studentA2informalbritish

   A student in their first year of study at a university or college.

   大一新生

   • The fresher attended the orientation week events.
   • Many freshers feel nervous during their first lecture.
   • She made new friends as a fresher at the university.

   同义词first-yearfreshman