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fresh·enBrE /ˈfreʃn/NAmE /ˈfreʃn/ verbpresent simple - I / you / we / they freshen BrE /ˈfreʃn/ NAmE /ˈfreʃn/present simple - he / she / it freshens BrE /ˈfreʃnz/ NAmE /ˈfreʃnz/past simple freshened BrE /ˈfreʃnd/ NAmE /ˈfreʃnd/past participle freshened BrE /ˈfreʃnd/ NAmE /ˈfreʃnd/ -ing form freshening BrE /ˈfreʃnɪŋ/ NAmE /ˈfreʃnɪŋ/ [T] ~ sth (up) to make sth cleaner, cooler, newer or more pleasant 使洁净（或凉爽、新鲜、宜人）◆The walls need freshening up with white paint. 墙壁需要用白漆刷新。◆The rain had freshened the air. 下雨使空气变得清新了。◆Using a mouthwash freshens the breath. 使用漱口液可以使口气清新。 [T] ~ sth (up)(especially NAmE) to add more liquid to a drink, especially an alcoholic one 添加液体于（饮料，尤指酒）之中 ➡ see also top sth↔up at top [I] (of the wind 风) to become stronger and colder 增强变冷◆The wind will freshen tonight. 今夜风力将加大，气温下降。 ●ˌfreshen ˈup●ˌfreshen yourself ˈupto wash and make yourself look clean and tidy 梳洗打扮◆I'll just go and freshen up before supper. 晚饭前我要去梳洗打扮一番。 |