英语词汇“new”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

　

单词	new
释义	Trends of new View usage for: new (njuː, US nuː) Word forms: comparative newer, superlative newest 1. adjective Something that is new has been recently created, built, or invented or is in the process of being created, built, or invented. They've just opened a new hotel in the Stoke area. There are some very useful new inventions in photography. ...the introduction of new drugs to suppress the immune system. Their epic fight is the subject of a new film. These ideas are nothing new in America. newness uncountable noun The board acknowledges problems which arise from the newness of the approach. [+ of] Synonyms: novelty, innovation, originality, freshness More Synonyms of new 2. adjective Something that is new has not been used or owned by anyone. That afternoon she went out and bought a new dress. There are many boats, new and used, for sale. They cost nine pounds new, three pounds secondhand. Synonyms: brand new, unused More Synonyms of new 3. adjective You use new to describe something which has replaced another thing, for example because you no longer have the old one, or it no longer exists, or it is no longeruseful. Under the new rules, some factories will cut emissions by as much as 90 percent. I had been in my new job only a few days. I had to find somewhere new to live. Rachel has a new boyfriend. They told me I needed a new battery. Synonyms: unfamiliar, unaccustomed, strange, unknown More Synonyms of new 4. adjective [usually ADJECTIVE noun] New is used to describe something that has only recently been discovered or noticed. The new planet is about ten times the size of the earth. 5. adjective [ADJECTIVE noun] A new day or year is the beginning of the next day or year. The start of a new year is a good time to reflect on the many achievements of thepast. Synonyms: extra, more, added, new-found More Synonyms of new 6. adjective [ADJECTIVE noun] New is used to describe someone or something that has recently acquired a particular status or position. ...the usual exhaustion of a new mother. The Association gives a free handbook to all new members. 7. adjective [verb-link ADJECTIVE] If you are new to a situation or place, or if the situation or place is new to you, you have not previously seen it or had any experience of it. She wasn't new to the company. [+ to] His name was new to me then and it stayed in my mind. [+ to] I'm new here and all I did was follow orders. 8. adjective [ADJECTIVE noun] New potatoes, carrots, or peas are produced early in the season for such vegetables and are usually small with a sweet flavour. 9. See also brand-new 10. as good as new 11. to turn over a new leaf 12. a new lease of life 13. pastures new More Synonyms of new new- (njuː-, US nuː-) combining form [usually ADJECTIVE noun] New- combines with the past participle of some verbs to form adjectives which indicate that an action has been done or completed very recently. He loved the smell of new-mown grass. Gerald treasures his new-won independence. new in British English (njuː) adjective 1. a. recently made or brought into being a new dress our new baby b. (as collective noun; preceded by the) the new 2. of a kind never before existing; novel a new concept in marketing 3. having existed before but only recently discovered a new comet 4. markedly different from what was before the new liberalism 5. fresh and unused; not second-hand a new car 6. (prenominal) having just or recently become a new bride 7. (often foll by to or at) recently introduced (to); inexperienced (in) or unaccustomed (to) new to this neighbourhood 8. (capital in names or titles) more or most recent of two or more things with the same name the New Testament 9. (prenominal) fresh; additional I'll send some new troops 10. (often foll by to) unknown; novel this is new to me 11. (of a cycle) beginning or occurring again a new year 12. (prenominal) (of crops) harvested early new carrots 13. changed, esp for the better she returned a new woman from her holiday 14. up-to-date; fashionable 15. (capital when part of a name; prenominal) being the most recent, usually living, form of a language New High German 16. the new … 17. turn over a new leaf adverb (usually in combination) 18. recently, freshly new-laid eggs 19. anew; again ▶ Related prefix: See also news, neo- Derived forms newness (ˈnewness) noun Word origin Old English nīowe; related to Gothic niujis, Old Norse naujas, Latin novus new in American English (nu; nju) adjective 1. never existing before; appearing, thought of, developed, made, produced, etc. for the first time 2. a. existing before, but known or discovered for the first time a new planet b. recently observed, experienced, manifested, etc.; different a new understanding of the problem c. strange; unfamiliar; foreign languages new to him 3. not yet familiar or accustomed; inexperienced new to the work 4. a. designating the more or most recent of two or more things of the same class, though both may be old New York b. taking the place of the previous one; recently appointed, acquired, etc. a new regime 5. a. recently grown or made; fresh new wine, new cars b. harvested early new potatoes 6. not previously used or worn 7. modern; recent; fashionable; recently current 8. more; additional two new inches of snow 9. beginning again; starting as a repetition of a cycle, series, etc.; making another start the new moon, the new year 10. having just reached a position, rank, place, etc. a new arrival 11. refreshed in spirits, health, etc. a new man 12. [N-] modern (sense 3) noun 13. something new with the adverb 14. again 15. newly; recently SYNONYMY NOTE: new is applied to that which has never existed before or which has only just come intobeing, possession, use, etc. [a new coat, plan, etc.]; fresh1 implies such newness that the original appearance, quality, vigor, etc. have notbeen affected by time or use [fresh eggs, a fresh start]; novel implies a newness that is strikingly unusual or strange [a novel idea, combination, etc.]; modern, modernistic apply to that which is of the present time, as distinguished from earlier periods,and connote up-to-dateness, the latter word, sometimes, with derogatory implications;, original is used of that which is not only new but is also the first of its kind [an original plan, melody, etc.] OPPOSITE: old Derived forms newness (ˈnewness) noun Word origin ME newe < OE niwe, akin to Ger neu < IE newos, new (< base newo-) > L novus, Gr neos, Welsh newydd, new More idioms containing new break new ground as good as new new to the game a new lease of life turn over a new leaf you can't teach an old dog new tricks a new broom new blood a new ball game pastures new More idioms containing new ...is the new... Examples of 'new' in a sentence new But they are reluctant to pick a fight with the new regime early on. The Sun (2016) Singer as writer is not a remotely new concept. Times, Sunday Times (2016) It has just launched a new cream. Times, Sunday Times (2016) There is no question of there being too many new properties across the capital as a whole. Times, Sunday Times (2016) The sun is back in your birth sign to line up new experiences and opportunities. The Sun (2016) The firm has given users new ones after complaints of faulty batteries. The Sun (2016) Would you like to be part of an existing show or do something new? The Sun (2017) If you are single, your new love has recently won a cash prize. The Sun (2016) All4's new series takes an alternative look at bikers. The Sun (2016) BRITAIN'S biggest pub chain is toasting a profit - after overhauling the business to deal with new laws. The Sun (2016) The public sector was still the main new recruiter. Times, Sunday Times (2006) The family opened a new branch recently. Times, Sunday Times (2012) Last week it reopened with its new name. Times, Sunday Times (2016) Your new love has just won a rather glamorous prize. The Sun (2007) So why would you buy a new home by a river these days? Times, Sunday Times (2006) Women have also seen many new opportunities for employment. Times, Sunday Times (2015) You want new experiences in new places this year. The Sun (2013) We can expect more like this new one. Times, Sunday Times (2016) It helps me to come up with new concepts. Times, Sunday Times (2008) This is something new under the sun. Times, Sunday Times (2008) You must learn to interact in a whole new way with the different people you have become. Times, Sunday Times (2009) This is a great prayer with which to begin a new year. Christianity Today (2000) Wheel and deal for new players and finesse tactics until the trophy cabinet groans. Times, Sunday Times (2007) It brings fresh hope for new heart disease treatments. The Sun (2007) New officers and a new code of fighting. Iain Gale Man of Honour (2007) The police say that new victims are still coming forward and that the conman remains at large. Times, Sunday Times (2012) She has recently found a new guy. The Sun (2008) Is the new series funnier then? Times, Sunday Times (2007) And from today British audiences can see some of the freshest and the best new films from Russia. Times, Sunday Times (2007) Quotations There is no new thing under the sun Bible: Ecclesiastes In other languages new British English: new /njuː/ ADJECTIVE that did not exist before Something that is new was not there before. They discovered a new medicine for his illness. American English: new Arabic: جَدِيدٌ Brazilian Portuguese: novo Chinese: 新的 Croatian: nov Czech: nový Danish: ny Dutch: nieuw European Spanish: nuevo Finnish: uusi French: nouveau German: neu Greek: νέος Italian: nuovo Japanese: 新しい Korean: 새로운 Norwegian: ny Polish: nowy European Portuguese: novo Romanian: nou Russian: новый Latin American Spanish: nuevo Swedish: ny Thai: ใหม่ Turkish: yeni Ukrainian: новий Vietnamese: mới British English: new /njuː/ ADJECTIVE not used before If something is new, nobody has used it before. I am wearing my new shoes. American English: new Arabic: جَدِيد Brazilian Portuguese: novo Chinese: 新的 Croatian: nov Czech: nový Danish: ny Dutch: nieuw European Spanish: nuevo Finnish: uusi French: neuf German: neu Greek: καινούργιος Italian: nuovo Japanese: 新しい Korean: 새것의 Norwegian: nye Polish: nowy European Portuguese: novo Romanian: nou Russian: новый Latin American Spanish: nuevo Swedish: ny Thai: ใหม่ Turkish: yeni Ukrainian: новий Vietnamese: mới British English: new /njuː/ ADJECTIVE different A new thing or person is a different one from the one you had before. We have a new history teacher. American English: new Arabic: جَدِيد Brazilian Portuguese: novo Chinese: 新来的 Croatian: nov Czech: nový Danish: ny Dutch: nieuw European Spanish: nuevo Finnish: uusi French: nouveau German: neu Greek: νέος Italian: nuovo Japanese: 新しい Korean: 새로운 Norwegian: ny Polish: nowy European Portuguese: novo Romanian: nou Russian: новый Latin American Spanish: nuevo Swedish: ny Thai: ใหม่ Turkish: yeni Ukrainian: новий Vietnamese: mới Chinese translation of 'new' new (njuː) adj (= brand new) 崭(嶄)新的 (zhǎnxīn de) ⇒ We have just bought a new television. 我们刚买了一台崭新的电视。 (Wǒmen gāng mǎile yī tái zhǎnxīn de diànshì.) ⇒ smart new houses 漂亮的新居 (piàoliang de xīnjū) (= recent) [product, system, method] 新式的 (xīnshì de) ⇒ a new type of bandage 一种新式绷带 (yī zhǒng xīnshì bēngdài) (= different) [job, address, boss, president] 新的 (xīn de) ⇒ He's got a new job. 他找到了一个新工作。 (Tā zhǎodàole yī gè xīn gōngzuò.) (= recently found) [star, country, friend, evidence] 新发(發)现(現)的 (xīn fāxiàn de) ⇒ New evidence has come to light. 有新的证据出现了。 (Yǒu xīn de zhèngjù chūxiàn le.) (= inexperienced) [mother, member] 无(無)经(經)验(驗)的 (wú jīngyàn de) ⇒ The society welcomes new members. 协会欢迎新成员。 (Xiéhuì huānyíng xīn chéngyuán.) this concept is new to me 我对(對)这(這)个(個)概念不熟悉 (wǒ duì zhège gàiniàn bù shúxī) I'm new to this way of doing things 我不熟悉这(這)种(種)做事方式 (wǒ bù shúxī zhè zhǒng zuòshì fāngshì) I'm new here 我是新来(來)的 (wǒ shì xīnlái de) All related terms of 'new' New Age 新世纪(紀)的 Xīnshìjì de New Year ▶ (the) New Year 新年 Xīnnián brand-new 全新的 quánxīn de New Zealand 新西兰(蘭) Xīnxīlán New Zealander 新西兰(蘭)人 Xīnxīlánrén [ 个(個) gè ] I'm new here 我是新来(來)的 wǒ shì xīnlái de a new departure 新起点(點) xīnqǐdiǎn Happy New Year! 新年快乐(樂)! Xīnnián Kuàilè! New Year's Day 元旦 Yuándàn New Year's Eve 元旦前夜 Yuándàn qiányè in the New Year 在新的一年中 zài xīn de yī nián zhōng New Year's resolution 新年决(決)心 xīnnián juéxīn on New Year's Day 在元旦那天 zài Yuándàn nà tiān to break new ground 开(開)辟(闢)新天地 kāipì xīn tiāndì under new management 在新的领(領)导(導)下 zài xīn de lǐngdǎo xià the city of New York 纽(紐)约(約)城 Niǔyuēchéng he's going to New York 他要去纽(紐)约(約) tā yào qù Niǔyuē to begin a new paragraph 开(開)始一个(個)新的段落 kāishǐ yī gè xīn de duànluò to hitchhike to New York 搭便车(車)到纽(紐)约(約)去 dā biànchē dào Niǔyuē qù this concept is new to me 我对(對)这(這)个(個)概念不熟悉 wǒ duì zhège gàiniàn bù shúxī to turn over a new leaf 翻开(開)新的篇章 fānkāi xīn de piānzhāng my cousin who lives in New York 我住在纽(紐)约(約)的表亲(親) wǒ zhù zài Niǔyuē de biǎoqīn new or fresh or young blood ( fig ) 新生力量 xīnshēng lìliang NZ New Zealand 新西兰(蘭) Xīnxīlán to wish sb a happy new year 祝愿(願)某人新年快乐(樂) zhùyuàn mǒurén xīnnián kuàilè nothing new/serious/to worry about 没(沒)有什么(麼)新的/要紧(緊)的/值得担(擔)忧(憂)的 méiyoǔ shénme xīn de/yàojǐn de/zhídé dānyōu de to give sb a new lease of life 给(給)某人注入新的活力 gěi mǒurén zhùrù xīn de huólì I'm new to this way of doing things 我不熟悉这(這)种(種)做事方式 wǒ bù shúxī zhè zhǒng zuòshì fāngshì she is a fixture in New York's nightclubs 她是纽(紐)约(約)夜总(總)会(會)的常客 tā shì Niǔyuē yèzǒnghuì de chángkè when an exciting new author comes along ... 当(當)一个(個)令人兴(興)奋(奮)的新作家出现(現)时(時) ... dāng yī gè lìng rén xīngfèn de xīn zuòjiā chūxiàn shí ... (the) New Year 新年 Xīnnián it may be necessary (for us) to buy a new cooker (我们(們))可能应(應)该(該)买(買)一个(個)新的炊具 (wǒmen) kěnéng yīnggāi mǎi yī gè xīn de chuījù 1 (adjective) in the sense of modern Definition recently discovered They opened a factory in India to manufacture this new invention. Synonyms modern a more tailored and modern style recent a faster, sleeker, more recent model contemporary The gallery holds regular exhibitions of contemporary art, sculpture and photography. up-to-date This production is bang up-to-date. latest Latest reports say that another five people have been rushed to hospital. happening (informal) different current current trends in the music scene advanced the most advanced optical telescope in the world original an original idea fresh These designers are full of fresh ideas. novel Clubs are always looking at novel ways to raise cash. topical state-of-the-art state-of-the-art technology ground-breaking modish newfangled Not all of these newfangled ideas are entirely without merit. modernistic ultramodern all-singing, all-dancing Opposites old , aged , ancient , antique , old-fashioned , stale , antiquated , outmoded , trite , passé , hackneyed 2 (adjective) in the sense of brand new Definition recently made, brought into being, or acquired There are many boats, new and used, for sale. Synonyms brand new unused unused containers of food and drink 3 (adjective) in the sense of extra Definition fresh Many are looking for a new source of income by taking on freelance work. Synonyms extra Extra staff have been taken on to cover busy periods. more added For added protection, choose moisturising lipsticks with sunscreen. new-found supplementary the question of whether or not we need to take supplementary vitamins 4 (adjective) in the sense of unfamiliar Definition unknown I had been in my new job only a few days.She was still new to the art of bargaining. Synonyms unfamiliar She grew many plants that were unfamiliar to me. unaccustomed He comforted me with unaccustomed gentleness. strange I ended up alone in a strange city. unknown A hundred years ago coronary heart disease was virtually unknown. 5 (adjective) in the sense of renewed Definition changed for the better The treatment made him feel like a new man. Synonyms renewed changed improved restored altered rejuvenated revitalized modernized Quotation There is no new thing under the sun [Bible: Ecclesiastes] Additional synonyms in the sense of added For added protection, choose moisturising lipsticks with sunscreen. Synonyms extra, more, other, further, fresh, additional, supplementary, auxiliary, add-on, supplemental, ancillary in the sense of advanced Definition at a late stage in development the most advanced optical telescope in the world Synonyms sophisticated, foremost, modern, revolutionary, up-to-date, higher, leading, recent, prime, forward, ahead, supreme, extreme, principal, progressive, paramount, state-of-the-art, avant-garde, precocious, pre-eminent, up-to-the-minute, ahead of the times in the sense of contemporary Definition modern in style or fashion The gallery holds regular exhibitions of contemporary art, sculpture and photography. Synonyms modern, latest, recent, current, with it (old-fashioned, informal), trendy (British, informal), up-to-date, present-day, in fashion, up-to-the-minute, à la mode, newfangled, happening (informal), present, ultramodern Synonyms of 'new' new Explore 'new' in the dictionary Additional synonyms in the sense of current Definition most recent or up-to-date current trends in the music scene Synonyms present, fashionable, ongoing, up-to-date, in, now (informal), happening (informal), contemporary, in the news, sexy (informal), trendy (British, informal), topical, present-day, in fashion, on trend, in vogue, up-to-the-minute, du jour, culty, live in the sense of fresh Definition most recent These designers are full of fresh ideas. Synonyms new, original, novel, unusual, latest, different, recent, modern, up-to-date, this season's, unconventional, unorthodox, ground-breaking, left-field (informal), new-fangled, modernistic in the sense of latest Definition most recent, modern, or new Latest reports say that another five people have been rushed to hospital. Synonyms up-to-date, current, fresh, newest, the new, happening (informal), modern, most recent, up-to-the-minute in the sense of newfangled Definition objectionably or unnecessarily modern Not all of these newfangled ideas are entirely without merit. Synonyms new, recent, modern, contemporary, fashionable, state-of-the-art, new-fashioned, gimmicky, all-singing, all-dancing, novel in the sense of novel Definition fresh, new, or original Clubs are always looking at novel ways to raise cash. Synonyms new, different, original, fresh, unusual, innovative, uncommon, singular, ground-breaking, left-field (informal), strange, rare, unfamiliar in the sense of original Definition fresh and unusual an original idea Synonyms new, fresh, novel, different, unusual, unknown, unprecedented, innovative, unfamiliar, unconventional, seminal, ground-breaking, untried, innovatory, newfangled in the sense of recent Definition new a faster, sleeker, more recent model Synonyms new, modern, contemporary, up-to-date, late, young, happening (informal), current, fresh, novel, latter, present-day, latter-day in the sense of state-of-the-art Definition the most recent and therefore considered the best state-of-the-art technology Synonyms latest, newest, up-to-date, up-to-the-minute in the sense of strange Definition not known, seen, or experienced before I ended up alone in a strange city. Synonyms unfamiliar, new, unknown, foreign, novel, alien, exotic, untried, unexplored, outside your experience in the sense of supplementary the question of whether or not we need to take supplementary vitamins Synonyms additional, extra, complementary, accompanying, secondary, auxiliary, add-on, supplemental, ancillary Additional synonyms in the sense of unaccustomed Definition not familiar He comforted me with unaccustomed gentleness. Synonyms unfamiliar, unusual, unexpected, new, special, surprising, strange, remarkable, unprecedented, uncommon, out of the ordinary, unwonted in the sense of unknown Definition not known, understood, or recognized A hundred years ago coronary heart disease was virtually unknown. Synonyms unheard of, unprecedented, unfamiliar, new, novel, strange, exotic in the sense of unused Definition not being or never having been used unused containers of food and drink Synonyms new, untouched, remaining, fresh, intact, immaculate, pristine in the sense of up-to-date Definition modern or fashionable This production is bang up-to-date. Synonyms modern, fashionable, trendy (British, informal), in, newest, now (informal), happening (informal), current, with it (old-fashioned, informal), stylish, in vogue, on trend, all the rage, up-to-the-minute, having your finger on the pulse
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