fresh-faced in the Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

Translations for fresh-faced in the English»French Dictionary

fresh-faced [Brit, Am ˈfrɛʃ ˈˌfeɪst] ADJ

fresh-faced

au teint frais

Translations for fresh-faced in the French»English Dictionary

I.frais (fraîche, fraiche) [fʀɛ, fʀɛʃ] ADJ

1. frais:

frais (fraîche, fraiche) (légèrement froid) temps, eau, nuit, endroit

cool

frais (fraîche, fraiche) (trop froid) nuit, eau, vent, boisson

cold

les soirées sont fraîches

the evenings are cold ou chilly

‘servir frais’

‘serve chilled’

il fait frais ce matin (c'est agréable)

it's cool this morning

il fait frais ce matin (il fait froid)

it's chilly this morning

le fond de l'air est frais

there's a chill in the air

2. frais (récent):

frais (fraîche, fraiche) nouvelles, souvenir, traces, neige

fresh

frais (fraîche, fraiche) peinture, colle, encre

wet

c'est encore très frais dans ma mémoire

it's still very fresh in my memory

de fraîche date lettre, membre

recent

3. frais:

frais (fraîche, fraiche) COMM, FOOD produit, pain, poisson, œuf, lait, légumes

fresh

4. frais (jeune):

frais (fraîche, fraiche) teint, visage, peau

fresh

frais (fraîche, fraiche) voix

young

une fraîche jeune fille

a fresh-faced girl

5. frais (nouveau):

frais (fraîche, fraiche) troupes, chevaux, équipe

fresh

apporter un peu d'air frais à qc

to bring a breath of fresh air to sth

de l'argent frais

more money

6. frais (léger):

frais (fraîche, fraiche) senteur, parfum, décor, couleur

fresh

se sentir tout frais

to feel very fresh

7. frais (sans chaleur):

frais (fraîche, fraiche) accueil, ambiance

cool

II.frais (fraîche, fraiche) [fʀɛ, fʀɛʃ] ADV

1. frais (depuis peu):

frais rasé

freshly shaved

des fleurs fraîches cueillies

freshly-picked flowers

du foin frais coupé

freshly-cut hay

un livre tout frais paru

a newly-published book

frais débarqués de leur village

fresh from their village

2. frais (froid):

il fait frais

it's cool

III.frais N m

1. frais (fraîcheur):

se tenir au frais

to stay in the cool

prendre le frais

to get some fresh air

mettre qc au frais (pour le conserver)

to put sth in a cool place

mettre qc au frais (pour le refroidir)

to put sth to cool

j'ai mis le champagne au frais

I've put the champagne to cool

‘à conserver au frais’

‘store in a cool place’

mettre qn au frais inf (en prison)

to put sb inside inf

2. frais METEO, NAUT:

grand frais

moderate gale

IV.frais (fraîche, fraiche) [fʀɛ, fʀɛʃ] N mpl (f)

1. frais (gén):

frais (fraîche, fraiche) (dépenses)

expenses

frais d'hospitalisation

hospital expenses

frais annexes

fringe expenses

frais d'habillement/médicaux/de justice

clothing/medical/legal expenses

avoir de gros frais

to have some big expenses

à peu de/grands frais

at little/great expense

à moindres frais

at very little cost

tous frais payés

all expenses paid

le voyage est aux frais de l'entreprise

the trip is being paid for by the company

le voyage est à vos frais

you'll have to pay for the trip yourself

vivre aux frais de la société

to live off society

aux frais de qn fig

at sb's expense

partager les frais

to share the cost

faire des frais personne:

to spend a lot of money

faire des frais événement, achat:

to cost a lot

cela fait des frais de partir en vacances

going on vacation costs a lot

rentrer dans ses frais

to cover one's expenses

se mettre en frais pour qn

to put oneself out for sb

en être pour ses frais inf lit

to have to pay

en être pour ses frais inf fig

to get nothing for one's pains

faire les frais de qc

to bear the brunt of sth

les petites entreprises font les frais de la récession

the small companies are bearing the brunt of the recession

arrêter les frais fig

to stop wasting one's time

2. frais (coûts d'un service professionnel):

frais (fraîche, fraiche)

fees

frais d'agence/d'expertise

agency/consultancy fees

3. frais COMM (coûts d'un service commercial):

frais (fraîche, fraiche)

charges

frais de location/transport

hire/transport charges

4. frais FIN (commission):

frais (fraîche, fraiche)

charges

frais de courtage/change

brokerage/exchange charges

5. frais (coûts):

frais (fraîche, fraiche)

costs

frais de publicité/trésorerie

advertising/finance costs

frais fixes/variables

fixed/variable costs

6. frais (dépenses):

frais (fraîche, fraiche)

expenses

V.fraîche N f

fraîche f inf:

fraîche

dough inf uncountable

fraîche

money uncountable

ce que je faisais, c'était pas pour la fraîche

I wasn't doing it for the dough

VI.à la fraîche ADV

à la fraîche (le matin)

in the cool of the morning

à la fraîche (le soir)

in the cool of the evening

VII.frais (fraîche, fraiche) [fʀɛ, fʀɛʃ]

frais d'annulation

cancellation fees

frais bancaires FIN

bank charges

frais déductibles

allowable expenses

frais de déplacement (d'employé)

travel expenses

frais de déplacement (de réparateur)

call-out charge sing

frais divers

miscellaneous costs

frais d'expédition (d'un colis)

postage and packing

frais d'expédition TRANSP

freight

frais d'exploitation

operating costs

frais de fonctionnement COMM

running costs

frais de garde FIN (de titres en dépôt)

management charges

frais de garde (d'enfant) (à payer)

childminding fees

frais de garde (sur la déclaration d'impôts)

childminding expenses

frais généraux

overheads

frais de gestion

management costs

frais de gestion FIN

management charges

frais d'inscription (gén)

registration fees

frais d'inscription SCHOOL

school fees Brit

frais d'inscription SCHOOL

tuition fees Am

frais d'inscription UNIV

tuition fees

frais d'inscription UNIV

academic fees Brit

frais de port

postage uncountable

frais professionnels

professional expenses

frais réels

allowable expenses

frais de représentation ADMIN, COMM (encourus)

entertainment expenses

frais de représentation (alloués)

entertainment allowance sing

frais de scolarité SCHOOL

tuition fees

frais de scolarité SCHOOL

school fees Brit

VIII.frais (fraîche, fraiche) [fʀɛ, fʀɛʃ]

être frais comme une rose ou un gardon

to be as fresh as a daisy

nous voilà frais! inf

now we're in a fix! inf

See also dispos

dispos (dispose) [dispo, oz] ADJ

dispos (dispose) (reposé)

refreshed

dispos (dispose) (en bonne forme)

in good form

avoir l'esprit dispos

to have a fresh and alert mind

frais et dispos

fresh as a daisy

frais et dispos

bright eyed and bushy tailed inf

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

They were showcased as a cute, fresh-faced folk duo dressed in bib overalls.

en.wikipedia.org

The 21-year-old was fresh-faced and looking lovely as ever as she took her seat just moments before the game began.

www.dailymail.co.uk

The vibrant colours heading to eyes and lips this season contrast with fresh-faced, natural skin.

www.themalaymailonline.com

But open your eyes and the fresh-faced young men look as if they are barely breaking sweat while shaking their shoulder-length hair.

www.telegraph.co.uk

The fresh-faced youth filled the chambers benches, wearing matching grey sweatshirts, beaming with pride.

news.nationalpost.com

Save for that bald-headed crazy stint, she's aged well and is still as beautiful as she was as a fresh-faced teen sensation.

www.thehollywoodgossip.com

The then fresh-faced 18-year-old holed out for a closing birdie and fourth place, promising big things to come.

www.dailymail.co.uk

Fresh-faced without a trace of makeup on, she was dressed simply, but her denim shorts and ballet flats highlighted lavish legs and enviable height.

lifestyle.inquirer.net

If only we could all look that fresh-faced as the world is about to end, wha?

entertainment.ie

These songwriters are no longer fresh-faced youths, and these songs wryly acknowledge that fact without descending into mopey mortality trips.

thequietus.com