be fresh from

1. To have just returned from a certain place. Our new exchange student is fresh from Russia and doesn't speak English at all. He's in a good mood because he's fresh from a tropical vacation.

2. To have just completed a particular task or goal, often a level of education. Primarily heard in UK. This candidate is fresh from university and has no teaching experience. I'm fresh from swim practice, so I need to shower.

be fresh from swh

(British) also be fresh out of swh (American & Australian)

to have just finished education or training in a particular school or college and not have much experience Our course is taught by a young professor fresh out of law school.

Common Names:

Name	Pronounced	Usage
Taneka	tə-NEE-kə	African American (Rare)
Alte (1)	-	Yiddish
Ester	ES-ter (Finnish)	Spanish, Portuguese, Czech, Swedish, Norwegian, Danish, Icelandic, Finnish
Soheil	-	Persian
Carol	['kærəl]
Ecgberht	-	Anglo-Saxon