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new (EN)
adjetivo, adverbio

adjetivo “new”

new, comp. newer, sup. newest
  1. reciente
    There is a new restaurant opening downtown.
  2. recién descubierto/añadido
    The scientist was thrilled to introduce a new species of frog to the academic community.
  3. nuevo, en el sentido de "más reciente".
    After the promotion, she moved into her new office, which was much larger than her cubicle.
  4. nuevo (sin usar o sin estrenar)
    He was excited to wear his new suit to the job interview.
  5. renovado (con aspecto o sensación de frescura)
    After a good night's sleep, she felt like a new person, ready to tackle the day.
  6. recién nacido
    The new puppies at the pet store were so adorable that I wanted to take one home.
  7. desconocido (no encontrado o experimentado previamente)
    Moving to a new country introduced him to customs and traditions he had never experienced before.
  8. recién llegado/empezado
    The new teacher received a warm welcome from the students and faculty.
  9. inexperto (no familiarizado con una tarea o situación)
    It's okay to make mistakes since you're new to playing the guitar.
  10. próximo (referente al siguiente periodo de tiempo o recién empezado)
    Everyone is excited about the new quarter and the business it will bring.

adverbio “new”

new (more/most)
  1. de nuevo
    After the fire, the community decided to start new and rebuild the town center.