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🔑newnew /nu / adjective - that has recently been built, made, discovered, etc.新的；新建的；新制造的；新发现的◆We went shopping at the new mall yesterday.我们昨天去那家新商场购物了。◆There have been record sales of new cars this month.本月的新车销量创下新高。◆Paula came to show us her new baby.葆拉过来让我们看看她刚出生的宝宝。◆a new method of treating mental illness新的精神病疗法◆new evidence新的证据
- different or changed from what was before有别于以前的；新颖的◆Our new house is a lot bigger than the old one.我们的新房子比老房子大多了。◆I've just started reading a new book.我刚刚开始读一本新书。◆to make new friends结交新朋友
- new (to sb) that has not been seen, learned, etc. before（对某人来说）陌生的，不熟悉的◆This type of machine is new to me.我不太熟悉这种类型的机器。◆to learn a new language学习一门新的语言◆We just moved here, so the area is still new to us.我们刚搬到这里，所以还不熟悉这个地方。
- new (to sth) having just started being or doing something刚刚开始接触（某事物）的◆We are new to the area.我们来到这个地方没多久。◆a new parent初为人父（或人母）者◆She's new to the job and needs a lot of help.她刚刚开始做这个工作，需要很多帮助。◆a new member of the club俱乐部新成员
- used in compounds to describe something that has recently happened（用于构成复合词）新的，新近的◆He was enjoying his newfound freedom.他享受着刚刚获得的自由。
 ●break new groundto make a discovery or introduce a new method or activity创新；革新◆Scientists are breaking new ground in the field of genetic engineering.在基因工程领域，科学家们正取得新突破。▸ new·ness noun [uncountable] |