fresh air

English

Noun

fresh air (uncountable)

1. The natural, clean air from outside, as opposed to the relatively stuffy air inside.

   Farmers are generally very healthy people, because they have a healthy diet and get lots of fresh air.

   After spending all week locked up in his room working on his project, James was pleased to get some fresh air in the park.

Related terms

• breath of fresh air

Translations

clean air from outside

• Arabic: هَوَاء نَقِيّ m (hawāʔ naqiyy)
• Bikol Central: hayahay (bcl)
• Catalan: aire fresc m
• Chinese:

  Mandarin: 新鮮空氣／新鲜空气 (xīnxiān kōngqì)

• Corsican: aria fresca f
• Crimean Tatar: taze ava
• Czech: čerstvý vzduch m
• Egyptian: U5:a-w-TAw (mꜣꜥw)
• Estonian: värske õhk
• Finnish: raitisilma
• French: air frais m
• Galician: aire fresco m
• German: frische Luft f, Frischluft (de) f
• Greek: καθαρός αέρας m (katharós aéras)
• Hindi: ताजा हवा f (tājā havā)
• Italian: aria fresca f
• Japanese: 新鮮な空気 (しんせんなくうき, shinsen na kūki)
• Khmer: អាកាស (km) (ʼaakaah)
• Korean: 신선한 공기 (sinseonhan gonggi)
• Kumyk: таза гьава (taza hawa)
• Kurdish:

  Northern Kurdish: hewayê fênik (ku)

• Maori: hauhau
• Polish: świeże powietrze n
• Portuguese: ar fresco m
• Romanian: aer proaspăt n
• Russian: све́жий во́здух m (svéžij vózdux)
• Slovak: čerstvý vzduch m
• Spanish: aire fresco m, oreo (es) m
• Swedish: frisk luft c
• Tamil: புதுக்காற்று (putukkāṟṟu)
• Thai: อากาศบริสุทธิ์ (aagàat borrísùt)
• Turkish: temiz hava
• Ukrainian: сві́же пові́тря n (svíže povítrja)
• Vietnamese: không khí trong lành, khí trời (vi)