refreshing
Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /rɪˈfrɛʃɪŋ/
refreshing means: Making you feel less tired, or pleasing you because it is fresh and different.
adjective
Making you feel less tired, or pleasing you because it is fresh and different.
- This cold drink is refreshing.
- Her honesty made a refreshing change.
- We enjoyed a refreshing swim after the long walk.
Used to update what appears on a screen or in a computer window.
- This refreshing function updates the screen.
- An automatic refreshing mechanism keeps the displayed prices current.
- The refreshing feature reloads the browser window every minute.
noun
The act of making someone feel fresh or strong again, or the renewed energy they receive.
- The rest brought a refreshing of body and mind.
- They prayed for a refreshing of their spirits.
- After weeks of work, he needed a time of refreshing.
Something that makes a tired person feel fresh or strong again.
- The cool water was a welcome refreshing.
- Her letter was a refreshing to his weary soul.
- They welcomed the quiet garden as a refreshing after their journey.
Questions about refreshing
What does refreshing mean?
Making you feel less tired, or pleasing you because it is fresh and different.
What is refreshing in other languages?
Türkçe: ferahlatıcı · Español: refrescante · Français: rafraîchissant · Deutsch: erfrischend · Italiano: rinfrescante · 日本語: 爽やかな
How do you pronounce refreshing?
It is pronounced /rɪˈfrɛʃɪŋ/.
How do you use refreshing in a sentence?
This cold drink is refreshing. Her honesty made a refreshing change.
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