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No. 13,947 in German

frischverliebte

"Frischverliebte" means "newly in love" or "someone freshly in love."

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  • Die frischverliebten Paare spazieren händchenhaltend durch den Park.

    The newly-in-love couples are walking hand in hand through the park.

    Here, 'frischverliebte' is used as an adjective describing 'Paare' to convey that the couples have recently fallen in love.

  • Er blickt die frischverliebte Frau auf der Party voller Freude an.

    He looks at the newly-in-love woman at the party with joy.

    In this sentence, 'frischverliebte' functions as an adjective to describe the woman as being in a state of newfound love.

  • Als frischverliebte genießen sie jeden Moment miteinander.

    As newly-in-love, they enjoy every moment together.

    Here, 'frischverliebte' is used as a nominalized adjective to refer to people who have recently fallen in love.

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