1.
To admit fresh air into(a mine, for example) to replace stale or noxious air.
使通风，使空气流通使新鲜空气进入（如矿井）以替换不新鲜的或有毒的空气
2.
Not stale or overused; fresh.
新鲜的不陈旧的或没有被过度使用的；新鲜的
3.
The foul air was slowly suffocating the children.
不新鲜的空气满满地将使孩子们窒息。
4.
A refrigerator keeps food fresh
冰箱可以使食品保持新鲜。
5.
The fresh air soon revived him.
新鲜空气很快使他苏醒过来。
6.
The fresh air in the country will soon put you right.
乡间的新鲜空气会使你很快恢复健康。
7.
His hunger makes his stale bread go down.
饥饿使他把这不新鲜的面包吞了下去。
8.
In this way, Toby could keep his part fresh and exciting.
这样，托比就能使他的角色新鲜有力。
9.
expose to cool or cold air so as to cool or freshen.
暴露在空气中使显得新鲜。
10.
The fresh morning air braced him.
清晨,新鲜的空气使他振奋。
11.
The lungs ventilate the blood.
肺以新鲜空气使血液净化。
12.
Tests on incubation are compared to fresh coatings.
使老化实验与新鲜涂层进行比较。
13.
The fresh morning air makes him buck up.
早晨新鲜的空气使他精神抖擞。
14.
Fresh air and exercise develop healthy bodies.
新鲜空气和运动可以促使身体健康。
15.
One that crisps, especially a compartment in a refrigerator used for storing vegetables and keeping them fresh.
保鲜储藏格保鲜物，尤指冰箱中用以贮存蔬菜使其保持新鲜的保鲜储藏格
16.
To expose so that air can dry, cool, or freshen;ventilate.
使风干暴露在空气中使干燥、凉爽或新鲜；通风
17.
I'll make you some fresh tea; that will set you up again.
我给你沏点新鲜茶，这可以使你恢复精神。
18.
It's strange how exciting and dangerous seeming it was there.
忙乱加上惊险，实在使人感到有点儿新鲜。