LookItUpfreshly
Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /ˈfreʃli/
freshly means: Very recently, especially just before something is used, eaten, or seen.
adverb
JUST DONEB1
Very recently, especially just before something is used, eaten, or seen.
- The bread is freshly baked.
- She put freshly picked flowers on the table.
- Be careful with that freshly painted door.
NEWLY DONEB1
Something has just been made, prepared, or cleaned, so it feels new or clean.
- The bread was freshly baked.
- She put freshly washed sheets on the bed.
- The freshly painted room smelled strongly of paint.
Questions about freshly
What does freshly mean?
Very recently, especially just before something is used, eaten, or seen.
What is freshly in other languages?
Türkçe: yeni · Español: recién · Français: fraîchement · Deutsch: frisch · Italiano: appena · 日本語: 新たに
How do you pronounce freshly?
It is pronounced /ˈfreʃli/.
How do you use freshly in a sentence?
The bread is freshly baked. She put freshly picked flowers on the table.
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