| 单词 | new |
| 释义 | new /nju: US: nu:; nju/ adj (-er, -est) 1 not existing before; seen, heard of, introduced, for the first time; of recent origin, growth, manufacture, etc: 从未有过的; 初见到的; 初听到的; 新产的; 新的： a new school/idea/film/novel/invention; 新学校 (观念，影片，小说，发明); new potatoes, lifted from the soil early in the season; 早收的马铃薯; new clothes / furniture; 新衣服 (像具); new (= freshly baked) bread; 刚出炉的面包; the newest (—latest) fashions; 最新前款式; new members of Parliament, elected to Parliament for the first time. 初次当选的国会议员。 new look, clook2(2). the New Testament, (abbr 略作 NT) the second part of the Bible. (圣经中的) 薪约。 2 already in existence, but only now seen, discovered, etc: 已经存在但现在才被看到、发现等的; 初见的; 新发现的： learn new words in a foreign language; 学外国语的生字; discover a new star. 发现一颗新食。 the New World, N and S America. 新大陆; 新世界 (指北美洲与南美洲) 。 3 new to, unfamiliar with; not yet accustomed to: 对…不熟悉; 尙未习惯于…： I am new to this town. 我不熟表此城。 They are still new to the work/trade. 他们对这个工作 (行业) 还没习惯。 new from, freshly or recently arrived from: 刚自…来到： an office boy new from school; 一个刚出校门的办公室工友; a person new from the provinces. 刚自外地来的人。 4 (with def art) later, modern, having a different character. (与定冠词连用) 新近的; 现代的; 与众不同的。 the new poor/ rich, those people recently made poor / rich by social changes, etc. 新形成的穷人 (富人) 。 the new woman, (as used in the first half of the 20th c) woman having or claiming independence, social freedom, etc. 新女性 (二十世纪前半期的名词，指已具有或主张独立、社交自由等的妇女) 。 a new deal, O deal' ⑴ . 5 beginning again, 再开始的。 lead a new life, give up old habits, etc. (摒弃旧习惯等) 过新生活。 a/the new moon, seen as a thin crescent, 新月 0 wish sb a Happy New Year, ie on New Years Day, 1 Jan, or on New Years Eve, 31 Dec. (在一月一日元旦，或十二月卅一日除夕) 祝某人新年快乐。 adv (preceding, joined or hyphened to, the word it qualifies) recently: (置于所修饰的字之前，与该字连合，或接以'连字号') 新近地： a- newborn 饭, 新生婴孩; new-laid eggs; 刚下的蛋; new-fallen snow; 新降的雪; new-made graves. 新建的埴墓。 'new-comer n person who has recently arrived in a place. 新来者。 ‘new-Yangled /-'faeijgld; -'faeijgld/ adj newly come into use or fashion (and, for this reason, disliked by some): 刚被采用的; 新流行的 (因此有些人不喜欢的)： new fangled ideas about education. 有关敎育的新奇见解。 newly adv 1 recently: 新近地： a newly married couple; 新婚夫妇; ’E newly awakened curiosity. 她的新览激起的好奇心。 'newly-wed n newly married person. 新庭的人。 2 in a new, different way: 以一种新： newly arranged furniture. 以新方式排列的像具。 newness n |
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