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new (EN)
adjetivo, advérbio

adjetivo “new”

new, comp. newer, sup. newest
  1. novo
    There is a new restaurant opening downtown.
  2. recém-descoberto (para coisas encontradas) / recém-adicionado (para coisas adicionadas)
    The scientist was thrilled to introduce a new species of frog to the academic community.
  3. novo - usado no sentido de "mais recente".
    After the promotion, she moved into her new office, which was much larger than her cubicle.
  4. inédito (para nunca usado) / novo (para nunca usado ou vestido antes, mas inédito é mais específico para nunca usado)
    He was excited to wear his new suit to the job interview.
  5. renovado (para aparência ou sensação de frescor)
    After a good night's sleep, she felt like a new person, ready to tackle the day.
  6. recém-nascido
    The new puppies at the pet store were so adorable that I wanted to take one home.
  7. inédito (para não previamente encontrado) / desconhecido (para não previamente experimentado)
    Moving to a new country introduced him to customs and traditions he had never experienced before.
  8. recém-chegado (para quem acabou de chegar) / iniciante (para quem começou algo recentemente)
    The new teacher received a warm welcome from the students and faculty.
  9. inexperiente (em uma tarefa ou situação)
    It's okay to make mistakes since you're new to playing the guitar.
  10. próximo (para o próximo período de tempo) / recente (para um período de tempo que acabou de começar)
    Everyone is excited about the new quarter and the business it will bring.

advérbio “new”

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