presko
présko with stress marks
cool; fresh
Usage Note
Presko describes a cool, breezy environment or a refreshing feeling, often used when talking about comfortable weather, breathable clothing, or the feeling of being clean after a shower.
Examples
" Presko ang hangin sa bukid. "
Natural Translation
The air in the countryside is cool.
Literal Translation
Cool the air in the field.
" Ang presko ng hangin ngayon. "
Natural Translation
The air feels cool today.
Literal Translation
The cool of the air now.
" Tuwing umaga sa probinsiya, presko pa ang simoy ng hangin bago sumikat ang mainit na araw. "
Natural Translation
Every morning in the province, the breeze is still cool before the hot sun rises.
Literal Translation
Every morning in the province, cool still the breeze of wind before rises the hot sun.
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