fresher
gb/fɹˈɛʃɚ/ us/fɹˈɛʃɚ/
B1
英语
~ 7700
义项
0 个义项
adjective
B1
property
1
more recent or less old
More new or more recent than something else.
用法模式：
[something] is fresher than [something]
常见错误：
Learners sometimes say "more fresh" instead of "fresher". While "more fresh" is not wrong, "fresher" is much more common in everyday speech. They may also confuse "fresh" (basic form) with "fresher" (comparative used to compare two things).
近义词
newer (Focuses only on age, while "fresher" often also suggests better quality because it is newer.)
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more recent (More formal and usually used with events, information, or time, not with food or physical objects as often.)
反义词
older (Describes something that has existed for more time and often suggests it may be less desirable or up to date.)
搭配
fresher bread
|fresher produce
|fresher data
|fresher copy
|fresher memory
|fresher information
主题
daily life
|time
|food
|core_vocabulary
例句
- This bread is much fresher than the loaf we bought last week.
- Do you have a fresher version of this report?
- He tried to recall the details while the memory was still fresher in his mind.
- The second edition contains fresher statistics and updated charts.
- Use the eggs at the back of the fridge; they should be fresher.
学习者例句
- The fruit from the market is fresher than the fruit in the supermarket.
- I need a fresher photo for my profile.
- Her information is fresher than mine.
- These flowers are fresher than the ones on the table.
- Let’s buy a fresher loaf of bread.
adjective
B1
property
2
cleaner or cooler than before
More clean and pleasant in air, smell, or feeling than something else.
用法模式：
[place/air/clothes] feel fresher than [before/other thing]
常见错误：
Learners sometimes use only "clean" for air and rooms, but native speakers often say "fresh" or "fresher" to express that the air feels pleasant, not just free of dirt.
近义词
cleaner (Emphasizes lack of dirt or pollution; "fresher" also suggests a pleasant, new feeling.)
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crisper (Often used for air or weather; suggests dry, cool freshness, while "fresher" can be wider in use.)
反义词
staler (Describes air, smells, or food that are less fresh, often unpleasant or heavy.)
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stuffier (Used especially for air or rooms that feel hot, closed, and not fresh.)
搭配
fresher air
|fresher smell
|fresher atmosphere
|fresher clothes
|fresher breath
|fresher room
主题
environment
|health
|daily life
|daily_life
|core_vocabulary
例句
- Open a window so the room feels fresher.
- My shirt smells fresher after hanging it outside.
- It was much fresher by the sea than in the city center.
- She chewed some gum to make her breath fresher.
- The air is noticeably fresher in the mountains.
学习者例句
- The air is fresher in the park than on the street.
- After the rain, everything smells fresher.
- This room will be fresher if we open the window.
- Your clothes are fresher when they dry in the sun.
- I feel fresher after a shower.
adjective
B2
property
3
more energetic or less tired
Feeling or looking less tired and with more energy than before or than someone else.
用法模式：
[someone] feels fresher than [before/another person]
常见错误：
Learners sometimes say "more fresh" for people’s energy ("I feel more fresh") instead of the usual comparative "fresher". They may also confuse physical cleanliness ("I am fresh after a shower") with energy; "fresher" in this sense mainly focuses on feeling less tired.
近义词
more energetic (Very close in meaning, but focuses purely on energy, while "fresher" also suggests being rested or renewed.)
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revived (Sounds a bit more dramatic or literary; "fresher" is more casual and common.)
反义词
more tired (Describes having less energy and feeling more exhausted, the opposite of feeling fresher.)
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exhausted (A strong opposite, showing no energy at all instead of renewed energy.)
搭配
feel fresher
|look fresher
|seem fresher
|come back fresher
|be fresher in the morning
主题
health
|emotions
|work
|core_vocabulary
例句
- You’ll feel fresher after a short walk.
- Let’s continue this meeting tomorrow when everyone is fresher.
- She looks much fresher now that she’s back from holiday.
- I’m fresher in the morning, so I do my hardest work then.
- After a nap he was fresher and ready to study again.
学习者例句
- I feel fresher after I drink some water.
- You will be fresher if you sleep early.
- She is fresher today than yesterday.
- I am not fresher in the evening; I am tired.
- He came back fresher after his trip.
名词
informal
B2
entity
4
first-year university student
A student in the first year at a university or college. (Used mostly in the UK and India.)
用法模式：
[someone] is a fresher at [university]
常见错误：
Learners using American English sometimes think "fresher" for a student is common everywhere, but in North America people usually say "freshman" or simply "first-year student". Also, some confuse "freshman" (AmE) with "fresher" (BrE/Indian English) and mix them in the same sentence.
近义词
first-year student (More international and neutral; does not carry the informal, campus-life feeling of "fresher" in British use.)
反义词
senior (In many systems, a student in a higher year, often the final year, contrasted with an inexperienced "fresher".)
搭配
first-year fresher
|law fresher
|fresher party
|fresher events
|welcome fresher
|new fresher
主题
education
|youth
|student life
|core_vocabulary
例句
- As a fresher, she found the campus map very confusing at first.
- The university organizes special events to help freshers settle in.
- He met most of his closest friends during his fresher year.
- Only freshers are allowed to join this orientation trip.
- They offer discounts for freshers during the first month of term.
学习者例句
- She is a fresher at Oxford this year.
- Many freshers live in student halls.
- The university gives fresher guides on the first day.
- I was nervous as a fresher, but I made friends quickly.
- They had a big party for all the freshers.
名词
technical
C1
entity
5
person without work experience
Someone who is new to a job area and has no work experience in it. (Used a lot in India in job ads.)
用法模式：
[company] is hiring freshers for [job/department]
常见错误：
Learners sometimes use "fresher" in this sense in international contexts where people may not understand it, especially outside South Asia. In most global business English, terms like "entry-level candidate" or "recent graduate" are clearer.
近义词
novice (More general and slightly formal; "fresher" is business jargon, especially in Indian English job contexts.)
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entry-level candidate (Standard business English; more formal and widely understood internationally than "fresher".)
反义词
experienced professional (Emphasizes that the person has significant prior work experience, the opposite of a "fresher" in HR usage.)
搭配
hire freshers
|recruit freshers
|fresher opening
|fresher position
|fresher candidate
|fresher jobs
主题
business
|work
|recruitment
|education
例句
- The company is open to hiring freshers for this software role.
- This position is suitable for freshers with strong communication skills.
- Many IT firms in India conduct campus drives specifically for freshers.
- Even as a fresher, she negotiated a good starting salary.
- The ad clearly says they want freshers only, no prior experience needed.
学习者例句
- The company wants freshers for the new project.
- He is a fresher in the IT field.
- This job is good for freshers with a finance degree.
- Many freshers send their CVs after graduation.
- They train freshers for three months.
语法
词典原形
fresher
IPA
GB/fɹˈɛʃɚ/
US/fɹˈɛʃɚ/
音节与重音
fresh - er （2 个音节）
Stress on 1st syllable (fresh)
词形变化
Noun
- Base: fresher
- Plural: freshers
词族
Forms
freshers
noun
Related words
Negative and opposite forms
stale
adjective A2
Advanced or less common
freshener
noun
refreshingly
adverb B2
相关表达
fresher party
1/fɹˈɛʃɚ pˈɑɹti/
fixed phrase
informal
party welcoming new students
A party organized to welcome new students, especially in Indian colleges and universities.
例句
- The seniors are organizing a big fresher party next week.
- She bought a new dress for the college fresher party.
- The fresher party helped everyone relax and make new friends.
freshers' fair
1/fɹˈɛʃɚz fˈɛɹ/
fixed phrase
informal
event to introduce clubs to freshers
A big event at a university where clubs, societies, and services show what they do and invite new students to join.
例句
- We signed up to five different societies at the freshers' fair.
- The freshers' fair was so crowded that we could hardly move.
- Don’t miss the freshers' fair if you want to join any clubs.
freshers' week
1/fɹˈɛʃɚz wˈik/
fixed phrase
informal
first week of events for new students
The first week of the university year in the UK, with many events and parties to welcome new students (freshers).
例句
- She met most of her friends during freshers' week.
- The student union is very busy planning freshers' week.
- Freshers' week can feel overwhelming, but it’s a great way to get to know the campus.