fresh food
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- noun
- /frɛʃ fud/
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comida fresca
- Eating fresh food is important for maintaining a healthy diet.
- eat fresh food
- healthy fresh food
- farm-fresh food
But yeah, try to focus on fresh food if you can.
- But yeah, try to focus on fresh food if you can.
- We don't feed people out of boxes and say, you know, I like fresh food.
- One of my biggest things that I like is nutritional food and I like fresh food.
- Vegetables, rotten vegetables, the sauce, leftover sauce, the the fresh food, on the other hand, had no charms for him.
- There's just something about eating fresh food out of real dishes with real silverware on an airplane.
- So we had a little bit of fresh food to kick off, cold pizza, these empanadas and little, little Hawaiian roll sandwiches.
Examples
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Yohay's Cityscape Farms continues to work to produce great-tasting fresh food for local buyers with its hydroponic greenhouses.
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There's fresh food in the kitchen.
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We need more fresh food, more closer to cities.
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But yeah, try to focus on fresh food if you can.
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It's nice to have some fresh food on the table from time to time.
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Just keep looking for ways to make good fresh food eating a way of life.
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Also, the food desert situation in our nation makes living on fresh food a struggle for some.
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Another woman who comes each week has lost weight by incorporating more fresh foods into her diet.
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There is something incredibly satisfying and nurturing about putting fresh food away for winter.
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Many people buy processed food because they see fresh food as unattainable and unaffordable.
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Synonyms
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Food that is recently picked or made and not kept to last long
How Fresh
Surface Forms
Morphology
The meaning 'food that has not been preserved' is directly and compositionally derived from the adjective 'fresh' (recently produced/unspoiled) modifying the noun 'food'. This ADJ+NOUN pattern is a basic, cross-linguistically common construction, so a B1 learner who knows both words will readily understand the MWE.
Etymology
Fresh food comes from the image of food that was just picked, caught, or cooked, with fresh meaning newly gathered and food meaning what we eat. So fresh food means food eaten soon after it is made and 'not kept for a long time'.