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Hi,
Who knows what the phrase 'fresh off' means?
Thank you.

[BobK]

Hi,
Who knows what the phrase 'fresh off' means?
Thank you.

Freshly served from a process that has some physical effect - such as printing (which, depending on the process, can leave the paper warm or damp): This leaflet came to my desk fresh off the presses.

You can use fresh with other prepositions:

fresh from the market

fresh out of the sea

... others, probably.

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Hi BobK,
Thank you for answering my question. But I am afraid I still can't understand it. Here is am example and could you please explain it again to me?

'She , fresh off her debut on the runway, daydreams about something.'

Thanks a lot.

[BobK]

Hi BobK,
Thank you for answering my question. But I am afraid I still can't understand it. Here is am example and could you please explain it again to me?

'She , fresh off her debut on the runway, daydreams about something.'

Thanks a lot.

'Fresh from her first experience as a model at a fashion show'. The writer probably chose 'off' because of the runway, but a debut is something people are fresh from.

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