a breath of fresh air meaning

• 1. A short excursion in the open air
  2. Any refreshing and invigorating change
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  [American slang]
  1. Lit. an influx of air that is not stale or smelly, especially from outdoors.
    You look ill, John. What you need is a breath of fresh air.
  2. Fig. a portion of air that is not "contaminated" with unpleasant people or situations. (This is a sarcastic version of 1.)
     You people are disgusting. I have to get out of here and get a breath of fresh air.
    I believe I'll go get a breath of fresh air. The intellectual atmosphere in here is stif ling.
  3. Fig. a new, fresh, and imaginative approach (to something). (Usually with like.)
    Sally, with all her wonderful ideas, is a breath of fresh air.
    The decor in this room is like a breath of fresh air.

• Her smile is a breath of fresh air in this gloomy office.
• I did not need to go out but i wanted a breath of fresh air.
• I'm just going out for a breath of fresh air
• Lovely . you'll be a breath of fresh air
• Mary : i'm going to go outside for a breath of fresh air
• Let's go out for a breath of fresh air
• There's not a breath of fresh air in the neighborhood
• Let's go out for a breath of fresh air
• Let's go out for a breath of fresh air
• Every morning i open the window and take a breath of fresh air

• "a breath of fresh air" meaning in Chinese: 耳目一新，如沐春风
• "a breath of fresh air" meaning in Japanese: a bréath of frésh áir ［比喩的に］ （外の）新鮮な風，気分をさわやかにしてくれる人［もの］...