new (EN)adjective, adverb
adjective “new”
new , comparative newer , superlative newest
- made or happened recently Sign up to see the translation of definitions and examples into any language.There is a
new restaurant opening downtown. - found or added recently The scientist was thrilled to introduce a
new species of frog to the academic community. - more recent than another in time or order After the promotion, she moved into her
new office, which was much larger than her cubicle. - never used or worn before He was excited to wear his
new suit to the job interview. - looking or feeling fresher or more restored After a good night's sleep, she felt like a
new person, ready to tackle the day. - recently born The
new puppies at the pet store were so adorable that I wanted to take one home. - not previously encountered or experienced Moving to a
new country introduced him to customs and traditions he had never experienced before. - having just arrived or started The
new teacher received a warm welcome from the students and faculty. - not yet familiar with a task or situation It's okay to make mistakes since you're
new to playing the guitar. - referring to the next or a recently started period of time Everyone is excited about the
new quarter and the business it will bring.
adverb “new”
new (more/most)
- starting again from the beginning After the fire, the community decided to start
new and rebuild the town center.