Pronunciation: /ælˈfrɛskoʊ/
noun a meal or event held outdoors
A1 I enjoy eating alfresco in the park.
A2 We had a lovely alfresco picnic by the lake.
B1 The restaurant has a beautiful alfresco dining area.
B2 The wedding reception was held alfresco in a garden.
C1 The rooftop bar offers alfresco seating with stunning views.
C2 The Mediterranean cruise included alfresco dining on the deck.
adjective taking place or located in the open air
A1 I had a picnic with my friends in the park, eating alfresco.
A2 The restaurant had a lovely alfresco dining area where we enjoyed our meal.
B1 We decided to have a barbecue alfresco in our backyard.
B2 The hotel had a beautiful alfresco terrace overlooking the city.
C1 The wedding reception was held alfresco in a stunning garden setting.
C2 The rooftop bar offered alfresco seating with breathtaking views of the skyline.
adverb outdoors or in the open air
A1 I like to eat alfresco in the park.
A2 We decided to have a picnic alfresco by the lake.
B1 The restaurant offers alfresco dining on their patio.
B2 During the summer, we enjoy dining alfresco in our backyard.
C1 The rooftop bar provides a stunning alfresco experience with city views.
C2 The wedding reception was held alfresco in a beautiful garden setting.
formal The couple enjoyed a lovely alfresco dinner in the garden.
informal Let's have lunch alfresco in the park today.
slang I heard there's a cool alfresco spot downtown for drinks.
figurative His mind wandered alfresco, free from constraints and worries.
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