Fragen über die Beispielsätze mit, und die Definition und Benutzung von "Fresh"

A: Recently out of stock (of an item)

A: to let the smell leave.

A: @nyangoro1344 just/a moment ago taken out of
fresh from school - just graduated from/finished school

A: That is a slang that mainly guys use to say they look good (nice clothes, shoes,etc)

A: New

A: Fresh off the boat.

(It’s a tv show)

Can’t really think of any other time I’d use that.

A: I buy fresh vegetables from the market.

A: I woke up and drank a fresh orange juice.
I had a fresh start.

A: It seems that he's just fresh out of college.
그는 대학을 갓 졸업한 것 같다.
We are fresh out of sugar. Would you buy some now?
설탕이 방금 다 떨어졌어. 지금 설탕을 좀 사 올래?발음듣기.
Well, I'm fresh out of ideas.
엄, 나는 신선한 생각이 없어발음듣기.

A: Sold out = 매진되었다
Fresh out = 지금 방금 매진되었다

A: Fresh - fresco/a
New - novo/a

A: Fresh, mostly refers to food, its just came off the tree or out of the oven, it was just made

New is more referring to objects, something that hasn't been used yet

A: Fresh is any food that is new. The opposite is "stale" or "spoiled" or "bad".

"Raw" is the opposite of "cooked". It can be good to eat (raw carrot) or bad (raw pork).

"Raw" can also be used for something that should be processed in a way other than cooking. Fresh is not used this way.

"I have the final results, but I haven't seen the raw data".

"Is the milk still fresh? No, I think it has gone sour. "

"Is the beef cooked? No, it still looks a bit raw. Leave it on the stove for a while. "

"Sashimi often includes raw fish, so it is important to have it fresh".

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A: As a phrase it’s correct, but not as a whole sentence.

A: "it's new to me" - is more natural