freshness in Czech
freshness in Czech is svěžest, čerstvost — freshness means the quality of being fresh, new, or recently made.
freshness in Czech
svěžest
The state or quality of being fresh.
čerstvost
The state or quality of being fresh.
What does "freshness" mean?
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noun The quality of being fresh, new, or recently made.
"the clear freshness of water from a mountain spring"
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noun Impudence or cheek.
""Now we're getting on, sir," was the mollified admission. "You mustn't mind a bit of freshness, so to speak. You took me by surprise, that's what it was, and I've been wound up ever since that happened.""
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freshness in a sentence
- the clear freshness of water from a mountain spring
- The freshness of the herbs made the dish taste incredible.
- "Now we're getting on, sir," was the mollified admission. "You mustn't mind a bit of freshness, so to speak. You took me by surprise, that's what it was, and I've been wound up ever since that happened."
- His freshness with the manager nearly got him fired.
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What is "freshness" in Czech?
"freshness" in Czech is svěžest, čerstvost. freshness means: The quality of being fresh, new, or recently made.
How do you use "freshness" in a sentence?
Example: "The freshness of the herbs made the dish taste incredible." In Czech, "freshness" is svěžest, čerstvost.
Are there other ways to say "freshness" in Czech?
Yes — Czech has 2 translations listed for "freshness": svěžest, čerstvost.
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