Pronunciation: /ˈfrɛʃən/
verb to make or become fresh or fresher
A1 I need to freshen up before going out.
A2 She freshened her breath with a mint before the meeting.
B1 The air freshener helped to freshen the room after cooking.
B2 He freshened up his wardrobe by buying some new clothes.
C1 The company decided to freshen their brand image with a new marketing campaign.
C2 The hotel regularly freshens its decor to keep up with the latest trends.
adverb freshen can also be used as an adverb to describe how something is done
A1 I will freshen up before going out.
A2 She freshened her breath with a mint before the meeting.
B1 He freshened his appearance with a new haircut.
B2 The air freshener helped to freshen the room quickly.
C1 The chef used herbs to freshen up the dish.
C2 The renovation project will freshen up the entire building.
formal It is recommended to freshen up the room with some air freshener.
informal I need to freshen up my wardrobe with some new clothes.
slang Let's freshen up this party with some cool music.
figurative The new manager plans to freshen up the company's image with a rebranding campaign.
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