New Meaning in English
word
/ˈnju/, /ˈnu/
NYOO, NOO
/njˈuː/
NYOO
释义
Something that has recently come into existence, been discovered, made, or introduced; not existing before.
用法与细微差别
Used very commonly to describe recent things or changes. Often found in phrases like 'brand new' (completely new and unused) or 'new to' (not experienced before). Can describe objects, ideas, experiences, and people’s roles. Avoid confusing with 'fresh', which often refers to food or air.
Spanish: nuevoPortuguese (BR): novoPortuguese (PT): novoChinese (Simplified): 新的Chinese (Traditional): 新的Hindi: नयाArabic: جديدBengali: নতুনRussian: новыйJapanese: 新しいVietnamese: mớiKorean: 새로운 - 새Turkish: yeniUrdu: نیاIndonesian: baru
例句
I bought a new book yesterday.
basic
She found a new job last week.
basic
We live in a new house.
basic
I’m excited about starting my new project next month.
natural
That’s a new way to look at things!
natural
She’s new to the team but already fits in well.
natural