frescura.
freshness.
Meaning & usage
freshness.
nastiness, naughtiness.
zest.
overly sentimental or picky behaviour; fussiness.
an overcomplicated and often barely relevant task or requisite; faff, nuisance.
A instalação dessa TV é cheia de frescura.
something unnecessary, added just for show, or as an excessive regulatory measure; frill, bureaucracy, hassle.
É muita frescura pra poder renovar a carteira.
excessive formality
Aqui não tem frescura não, fique à vontade.
a preference for having safe sex
Where this word comes from
Etymology tree Portuguese fresco Proto-Indo-European *-tew-? Proto-Indo-European *-r-eh₂? Classical Latin -tūra Latin -ūra Portuguese -ura Portuguese frescura From fresco (“fresh”) + -ura.
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