fresh.
1. d. V. cool.
fresco, ca.
(Of thegerm.)(* frisk, new, agile).
1. adj. moderately cold, in relation to our temperature, the atmosphere or any other body.
2. adj. recent finished do, get, etc. cheese fresh. U t in sent. Fig.
News fresh3. adj. said of a food: not frozen.
4. adj. said of a person: bulging of meat and white and colorada, though not of delicate factions.
5. adj. serene and not impressed in the dangers or contradictions.
6. adj. Descansado, which shows no sign of fatigue.
7. adj. said of a material: thin and light, as the taffeta, gauze, etc.
8. adj. Colloq. unblushing. U t. c. s.
9. adj. Nic. neglected (? negligent).11. m. freshness.
12. m. fish fresh, without salt.
14. m. painting the fresco.
15. m. Am. CEN., Bull, CE., Peru and see.Refresh (? cold drink).
16. f. moderate cold. Take the fresh17. f. freshness of the first hours of the morning or in the latest of the afternoon, in warm weather. Go with the fresh
18. f. Colloq. Casual speech and unpleasant. Say a fresh
1. loc. Advisor. to the serene.
1. loc. Advisor. Ant. Suddenly, at the moment.
be, or be, someone fresh..1. locs. verbs. coloqs. U to indicate that their hopes will not be met. If you think I will go, you are cool Peter believes that I am going to go home, is cool
be someone able to tell, or planting a fresh to the morning star.
1. locs. verbs. coloqs. Be able to tell anyone.
fresh.1. loc. verb. Put somewhere to enjoy it.
bring to the fresh something to someone.
1. loc. verb. Colloq. Be completely indifferent.
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