freshness in Japanese
freshness in Japanese is 新鮮 — freshness means the quality of being fresh, new, or recently made.
freshness in Japanese
新鮮
Pronounced: shinsen
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 Japanese?
"freshness" in Japanese is 新鮮. freshness means: The quality of being fresh, new, or recently made.
How do you pronounce 新鮮?
"freshness" in Japanese is 新鮮, pronounced "shinsen".
How do you use "freshness" in a sentence?
Example: "The freshness of the herbs made the dish taste incredible." In Japanese, "freshness" is 新鮮.
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