freshly in French
freshly in French is fraîchement, froidement — freshly means very recently; just now.
freshly in French
fraîchement
Recently, newly.
froidement
(uncommon) In a rude or impertinent manner.
What does "freshly" mean?
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adverb Very recently; just now.
"The bread was freshly baked and still warm."
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adverb In a rude or cheeky way.
"He answered the teacher freshly, earning a stern look."
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freshly in a sentence
- The bread was freshly baked and still warm.
- Their footprints were freshly made in the snow.
- He answered the teacher freshly, earning a stern look.
- "Make your own tea," the boy said freshly to his mother.
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What is "freshly" in French?
"freshly" in French is fraîchement, froidement. freshly means: Very recently; just now.
How do you use "freshly" in a sentence?
Example: "The bread was freshly baked and still warm." In French, "freshly" is fraîchement, froidement.
Are there other ways to say "freshly" in French?
Yes — French has 2 translations listed for "freshly": fraîchement, froidement.
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