stay fresh meaning

• Verb: stay fresh
  1. Fail to spoil or rot
     - keep

  Derived forms: stayed fresh, stays fresh, staying fresh

  Type of: remain, rest, stay

• All produces are locally grown, so can reach the markets without long journey and thus stay fresh
• Veteran's return this season has given lakers dramatic improvement at point guard, and farmar's emergence has helped him stay fresh
• A tree with 80 percent moisture will stay fresh for weeks.
• Her formula for staying healthy is to stay fresh in spirit.
• It should stay fresh and bubbly for a couple of days.
• Ingredients will stay fresh in the jars for about 1 month.
• Sake is a fragile beverage that requires refrigeration to stay fresh.
• They are sold under the " Stay Fresh System " name.
• Stored in the refrigerator, it stays fresh six to eight months.
• His body may tire, but his mind and hands stay fresh.

• "stay fresh" meaning in Chinese: 保持新鲜
• "stay fresh" meaning in Japanese: 鮮度｛せんど｝がもつ、鮮度落ちしない