English to Irish Meaning of fresh - úr

Fresh :
úr

úr, beo, nua, glas, óige, ina gcónaí, milis, íon, barántúla, ceart, clasaiceach, i riocht mint, amh, sealadach, nuabheirthe, óg, úrscéal, nua-aimseartha, le déanaí, Callow, neamhoilte, ógánaigh, slachtmhar, glan, trédhearcach, geal, úrnua

arís, ar ais, ansin, úr, as an nua

úrfresherfreshersfreshestfreshlyhúire
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Definitions of fresh in English
Adjective(1) recently made, produced, or harvested(2) (of a cycle(3) imparting vitality and energy(4) original and of a kind not seen before(5) not canned or otherwise preserved(6) not containing or composed of salt water(7) having recently calved and therefore able to give milk(8) with restored energy(9) not soured or preserved(10) free from impurities(11) not yet used or soiled(12) improperly forward or bold
Adverb(1) very recently
Examples of fresh in English
(1) There are signs that the water was not fresh , as typical of most lakes, but marine or brackish.(2) All ingredients are fresh and the food is prepared daily.(3) In the morning I am fresh and rosy and utterly not hungover.(4) We need fresh people who are more aware and less stuck in the old mindset.(5) In order to assist our Government in creating fresh legislation, we needed to educate the general public that this was a viable solution.(6) I came from a small town, where the wind is fresh and cool, you could taste the air on your lips.(7) Sea water and sedimentary brines are volumetrically more important that fresh waters, but are unfit for human consumption.(8) There are two course menus and an a la carte menu with plentiful seafood in season, fresh vegetables and fruits.(9) For the most part, conditions were benign with sunshine and fresh winds.(10) Briza maxima has also seeded itself in this pot, adding height and movement as well as a contrasting colour as it fades from fresh green to pale brown.(11) With its rich and fresh colours and lovely shape, the countryside pottery looks even more attractive than the luxury kind.(12) Even the taste of it, like air, is neutral, because initially the water is fresh , not salt.(13) eat plenty of fresh fruit(14) She stepped in the draughty passageway, whittled by fresh winds though it was summer.(15) Eat high-fiber foods, such as fresh fruits and vegetables, brans and whole grains.(16) fresh colours
Related Phrases of fresh
(1) fresh air ::
aer úr
(2) fresh water ::
uisce úr
(3) fresh fruit ::
Torthaí úra
(4) fresh food ::
bia úr
(5) fresh meat ::
feoil úr
(6) fresh start ::
tús nua
(7) fresh fish ::
iasc úr
(8) a fresh start ::
tús úr
(9) fresh milk ::
bainne úr
(10) fresh bread ::
arán úr
Synonyms
Adjective
1. newly picked ::
nua-roghnaíodh
2. clean ::
glan
3. new ::
nua
4. young ::
óg
6. healthy ::
sláintiúil
8. chilly ::
fuar
9. impudent ::
impudent
10. unfermented ::
neamhchoipthe
11. wise ::
ciallmhar
12. refreshing ::
refreshing
13. unused ::
nach bhfuil in úsáid
14. sweet ::
milis
Adverb
16. newly ::
nua-
Antonyms
1. stale ::
stale
Different Forms
fresh, fresher, freshers, freshest, freshly, freshness
Word Example from TV Shows
Maybe you need a fresh start.

Maybe you need a FRESH start.

The Big Bang Theory Season 3, Episode 14

God, I thought my brother, fresh out of jail

God, I thought my brother, FRESH out of jail

The Big Bang Theory Season 10, Episode 1

She has Euron Greyjoy's fleet and 20,000 fresh troops.

She has Euron Greyjoy's fleet and 20,000 FRESH troops.

Game of Thrones Season 8, Episode 2

Fresh forged?

Fresh forged?

Game of Thrones Season 2, Episode 1

So, there are fresh linens on the bed... Oh!

So, there are FRESH linens on the bed... Oh!

The Big Bang Theory Season 10, Episode 10

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