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Definition of refresher - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
beveragedrink that revitalizes or cools
- I enjoyed a cold refresher by the pool.
2.
educationcourse to update or renew knowledge
- She attended a refresher on first aid techniques.
3.
legalTECH. UK fee for continuing legal counselTECH. UK
- The lawyer received a refresher for the ongoing case.
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drink that revitalizes or cools
Expressions with refresher
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product used to improve indoor air quality
The air refresher helped reduce the musty smell in the basement.
short course given again to update or strengthen earlier learning
All forklift operators must attend refresher training every two years.
short course to update or review knowledge in a subject
She took a refresher course before returning to work.
Origin of refresher
Old French, refreschir (to refresh)
Examples of refresher in a sentence
A fruity refresher was just what I needed. He signed up for a refresher in computer programming. The company offers a refresher for all its employees annually. She requested a refresher for the extended trial. The barrister's refresher was approved by the court.
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- French:rafraîchissement, recyclage, ...
- German:Erfrischer, Auffrischungskurs, ...
- Italian:rinfresco, aggiornamento, ...
- Spanish:refresco, curso de actualización, ...
- Portuguese:refresco, curso de atualização, ...
- Chinese:清凉饮料, 复习课程, ...
- Japanese:リフレッシャー, 再教育, ...
- Arabic:مُرَطِّب, دورة تنشيطية, ...
- Hebrew:מַשְׁקֶה מְרַעֲנֵן, קוּרְס רִעְנוּן, ...
- Russian:освежающий напиток, курс повышения квалификации, ...
- Ukrainian:освіжаючий напій, курси підвищення кваліфікації, ...
- Hindi:शीतल पेय, पुनश्चर्या पाठ्यक्रम, ...

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