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1 défraîchi
défraîchi°, e [defʀe∫i]adjective* * *défraîchie defʀeʃi adjectif [vêtement, rideau] worn; [tissu, beauté, couleur] faded* * *defʀeʃi adj défraîchi, -e(tissu, couleurs) faded, (article à vendre) shop-soiled* * *A pp ⇒ défraîchir.B pp adj ( usé) [vêtement, rideau] worn; ( passé) [tissu, beauté, couleur] faded; une robe défraîchie a dress that has seen better days; vêtements défraîchis Comm shop-soiled GB ou damaged garments.( féminin défraîchie) [defreʃi] adjectif
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