No. 11,652 in Spanish

fresco

"Fresco" means "fresh" or "cool" in English.

In a sentence

Hoy hace un día muy fresco.
Today is a very cool day.
'Fresco' is used to describe the weather, indicating a moderate or slightly cool temperature.
Compra pan fresco para la cena.
Buy fresh bread for dinner.
Here, 'fresco' describes the bread, meaning it is recently baked or not stale.
El fresco de la mañana me ayuda a despertar.
The coolness of the morning helps me wake up.
In this sentence, 'fresco' refers to a pleasant coolness, typical of early mornings or shaded areas.

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