fresh hell

frɛʃ hɛl

Definition

Definition of fresh hell - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

emphasis in questions

used in questions to express frustration

What fresh hell is this?

exasperation

frustration

problemsnew undesirable situation or problem

Every Monday brings a fresh hell at work.

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Expressions with fresh

fresh face

person with youthful or rejuvenated appearance

She was known for her fresh face and vibrant energy.

fresh meat

meat that is newly obtained and not preserved

The butcher displayed fresh meat in the window.

fresh blood

new energy or ideas brought by new people

The company is looking for fresh blood to drive innovation.

fresh eye

new perspective on a situation

She offered a fresh eye on the project.

fresh from the oven

adj.

recently baked and still warm

The bread is fresh from the oven.

make a fresh start

begin again with a new approach

After the move, they decided to make a fresh start in the new city.

Expressions with hell

hell raising

causing trouble for fun or excitement

The teenagers were known for their hell raising at parties.

living hell

state or place of extreme suffering or torment

After the accident, his life became a living hell.

catch hell

receive severe criticism or punishment

He will catch hell for missing the meeting.

flipping hell

intj.

shows anger or irritation at someone or something

Flipping hell, why won't this work!

it was hell

exp.

it was extremely painful, hard, or unpleasant

The recovery after surgery was hell.

that was hell

exp.

that experience was extremely painful, hard, or awful

After the stormy flight, that was hell.

beat the hell out of

hit someone or something very violently many times

The gang threatened to beat the hell out of him.

go through hell

experience extreme difficulty or suffering

He went through hell during the divorce proceedings..

go to hell

express anger and contempt towards someone

She told him to go to hell after the argument.

hell of an

adj.

used to greatly intensify praise or criticism

That was a hell of an idea, but a hell of a mess.

Examples of fresh hell in a sentence

Can you believe this fresh hell we're facing?
The traffic jam was just another fresh hell to endure.
Dealing with the broken air conditioner was a fresh hell.

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French:nouvelle galère, nouveau problème, ...
German:Schlamassel, neues Problem, ...
Italian:diavolo, nuovo incubo, ...
Spanish:pesadilla, calvario, ...
Portuguese:novo tormento, novo inferno, ...
Chinese:新麻烦, 新的麻烦, ...
Japanese:新たな地獄, 新しい問題, ...
Arabic:مُصِيبَة جَدِيدَة, جَحِيم جَدِيد, ...
Hebrew:אֵיזֶה עוֹד סִיּוּט חָדָשׁ, צָרָה חֲדָשָׁה, ...
Russian:новая беда, новая проблема, ...
Ukrainian:чергове пекло, випробування, ...
Hindi:नई मुसीबत, नई अप्रिय स्थिति, ...
Bengali:নতুন কী বিপদ, নতুন বিপদ, ...
Catalan:expressió de frustració, nou problema, ...
Czech:co je tohle zase za hrůzu, průšvih, ...
Danish:nyt irritationsmoment, nyt helvede, ...
Dutch:ellende, nieuwe ellende, ...
Greek:τι καινούργιο μαρτύριο, νέος μπελάς, ...
Hungarian:már megint miféle őrület, rémálom, ...
Khmer:អ្វីដ៏គួរឱ្យធុញថប់នេះទៀត, បញ្ហាថ្មីដ៏អាក្រក់, ...
Korean:새로운 지옥, 새로운 문제, ...
Persian:مصیبت, مشکل جدید, ...
Polish:nowe piekło, nowy koszmar, ...
Portuguese (BR):nova desgraça, mais um inferno, ...
Romanian:iad proaspăt, nou coșmar, ...
Swedish:nytt helvete, nytt elände, ...
Thai:เรื่องบ้าบออะไรอีก, ปัญหาใหม่, ...
Turkish:yeni dert, ...
Vietnamese:chuyện quái quỷ mới gì đây, rắc rối mới, ...

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