Collocation
fresh coffee
coffee that has been recently made or brewed and has not been sitting for long
Definition
'fresh coffee' is a common English collocation. coffee that has been recently made or brewed and has not been sitting for long
fresh + coffee
“I love the smell of fresh coffee in the morning.”
Examples
- The café serves fresh coffee every hour.
- Would you like some fresh coffee or tea?
- I made fresh coffee for everyone before the meeting.
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- There is nothing better than fresh coffee on a cold day.
- We could smell fresh coffee as soon as we walked into the office.
- He always starts his shift by brewing fresh coffee for the customers.
- The hotel lobby offers fresh coffee and pastries in the early morning.
- After the power came back, she was relieved to make fresh coffee again.
- If you want fresh coffee, grind the beans right before you brew it.
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