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fresh /freʃ/► SEE ALL(as) fresh as a daisyfresh out of sthget fresh (with sb)fresh/new/young blooda breath of fresh airbreak fresh/new ground
●(as) fresh as a ˈdaisylively or clean and neat 精神饱满；干净整洁◆Even when it’s so hot, she looks as fresh as a daisy. How does she do it?
即使这样热的天气，她看上去还是充满青春活力。她怎么办到的？●fresh out of sth (informal, especially NAmE) having recently finished a supply of sth 刚刚卖完（或用完）◆Sorry, we’re fresh out of milk.
对不起，我们的牛奶刚刚卖完。●get ˈfresh (with sb) (informal) be rude and too confident in a way that shows a lack of respect for sb or a sexual interest in sb （对某人）无礼；（对异性）放肆◆Don’t get fresh with me!
别跟我放肆！●fresh/new/young ˈbloodnew members of a group or organization who have fresh ideas, skills, etc. and so make the group more efficient （有新思想、新技能等的）新成员，新生力量，新鲜血液◆What this committee really needs is some new blood.该委员会真正需要的是一些新生力量。●a breath of fresh ˈaira person or thing that is new and different and therefore interesting and exciting 令人耳目一新的人（或事物）◆Having these young people living with us is like a breath of fresh air after years on our own.我们多年来都是自己住，现在和这些年轻人一起生活，好像焕发了生气。●break fresh/new ˈgroundmake a discovery; use new methods, etc. 有新发现；使用新方法◆We’re breaking fresh ground with our new freezing methods.我们在冷冻方法上有了新的发现。▸ ˈground-breaking adjective ◆a ground-breaking discovery / report开创性的发现／报告 |