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You use new to talk about things that are not old. If you buy a phone today, it is a new phone. It is very easy to use! You can say 'I have a new book' or 'This is a new house.' Just put new before the thing you are talking about.
At this level, you can use new to describe experiences. You might say, 'I am a new student here.' It helps people understand that you are just starting something. It is a very helpful word for making friends and talking about your daily life.
As an intermediate learner, you can use new to discuss trends or changes. For example, 'The company is implementing new policies.' It is also common in phrases like 'a new way of thinking' or 'a new approach' to show you are being creative or analytical.
At the upper-intermediate level, you might use new in more abstract contexts. Consider phrases like 'a new dawn' or 'a new perspective.' It can also be used to emphasize that something is 'brand new' or 'entirely new,' showing you have a better grasp of intensity.
Advanced learners use new to describe nuanced shifts in situations. You might talk about 'new-found confidence' or 'new-fangled technology.' It appears in academic writing to introduce 'new findings' or 'new evidence' that challenges previous theories or established norms.
At the mastery level, new is used with precision. You might encounter it in literary contexts where it conveys a sense of rebirth or radical change. You can distinguish between 'novel' (as in a novel idea) and 'new' (as in recently created). It is a staple of clear, effective prose, used to articulate the evolution of complex ideas.
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- Adjective meaning recent.
- Opposite of old.
- Very common word.
- Used in many idioms.
Welcome! Let's talk about the word new. It is one of the most common adjectives in the English language because we are constantly experiencing things for the first time.
When you call something new, you are usually saying it is fresh, modern, or recently created. It is the opposite of old. Whether it is a new pair of shoes, a new friend, or a new idea, this word helps us express excitement about change and growth.
The word new has very deep roots. It comes from the Old English word nīwe, which traces back even further to the Proto-Indo-European root *newos.
You might notice that many languages have a similar sounding word for 'new.' For example, in Latin it is novus, in German it is neu, and in Greek it is neos. This shows that the concept of 'newness' has been a fundamental part of human communication for thousands of years across many different cultures.
You will use new in almost every part of your daily life. It is very versatile and works in both casual conversations and professional settings.
Common collocations include new car, new job, and new information. Because it is so common, it is considered a neutral word, meaning you can use it anywhere without worrying about being too formal or too slangy.
1. Turn over a new leaf: To start behaving in a better way. 2. Brand new: Completely new. 3. New blood: New people added to a group to bring fresh ideas. 4. Break new ground: To do something that has never been done before. 5. A new lease on life: A fresh start or renewed energy.
Grammatically, new is a standard adjective. It does not change based on the noun it describes. Its comparative form is newer and its superlative is newest.
In American English, it is pronounced /nuː/, while in British English, it is often /njuː/. It rhymes with few, grew, stew, blue, and true. Remember that it is an adjective, so it usually comes before the noun it modifies.
趣味小知识
It is related to the Latin word 'novus', which is why we call things 'novel' or 'innovation'.
发音指南
Sounds like 'nyoo'.
Sounds like 'noo'.
常见错误
- Mispronouncing the 'ew' sound
- Adding a syllable
- Confusing with 'knew'
押韵词
难度评级
very easy
very easy
very easy
very easy
接下来学什么
前置知识
接下来学习
高级
需要掌握的语法
Adjective order
A new red car
Comparative adjectives
Newer than
Superlative adjectives
The newest
按水平分级的例句
I have a new car.
I own a car that is not old.
Adjective before noun.
She is a new student.
She just started school.
Simple sentence.
This is my new house.
The house I just moved into.
Possessive + adjective.
Do you like my new shoes?
Are these shoes nice?
Question form.
It is a new day.
The day has just begun.
Standard usage.
He bought a new phone.
He purchased a phone today.
Past tense.
We need new ideas.
We need fresh thoughts.
Plural noun.
The new movie is good.
The movie released recently.
Definite article.
I started a new job yesterday.
They live in a new apartment.
I want to learn a new language.
This is a new recipe.
She has a new hairstyle.
We have a new teacher.
The new park is beautiful.
He is reading a new book.
They are developing a new technology.
I need a new perspective on this.
She is looking for a new challenge.
The new regulations are strict.
It is a new way of doing things.
We found a new route to the city.
A new era has begun.
He is a new member of the team.
The discovery sheds new light on the case.
They are proposing a new model for growth.
It is a brand new concept in design.
She has a new-found respect for nature.
The new policy is quite controversial.
We are exploring a new market.
He is a new addition to the board.
The new findings are quite surprising.
The theory offers a new paradigm for science.
They are seeking new avenues for research.
It is a new-fangled gadget.
The project represents a new departure for the firm.
She is a new-comer to the political scene.
The new legislation aims to reduce waste.
We must consider the new variables.
The new reality is difficult to accept.
The artist brings a new sensibility to the work.
It is a new-born hope for the future.
The new-mown grass smells wonderful.
They are forging a new path in diplomacy.
The new-found wealth changed his life.
It is a new-fashioned approach to old problems.
The new-age music is very relaxing.
She is a new-minted expert in the field.
常见搭配
习语与表达
"Turn over a new leaf"
To start behaving better
He promised to turn over a new leaf.
neutral"Brand new"
Completely new
My phone is brand new.
neutral"New blood"
New people in a group
The team needs new blood.
neutral"Break new ground"
To do something innovative
They are breaking new ground in medicine.
formal"A new lease on life"
Renewed energy
The surgery gave him a new lease on life.
neutral"What's new?"
A greeting asking for news
Hey! What's new?
casual容易混淆
same sound
knew is a verb
I knew the answer.
similar spelling
now is an adverb
Do it now.
same root
news is a noun
The news is on.
similar meaning
novel is more formal
A novel idea.
句型
Subject + is + new + to + object
This job is new to me.
Adjective + noun
I have a new book.
Brand + new
It is brand new.
The + new + noun
The new car is fast.
A + new + noun
A new day starts.
词族
名词
动词
形容词
相关
如何使用
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正式程度
小贴士
Memory Palace
Daily Use
New Year
Comparison
IPA
Adverb
Latin
Flashcards
Variety
Confidence
记住它
记忆技巧
New - Never Ever Worn before.
视觉联想
A shiny gift box with a bow.
Word Web
挑战
Describe three things in your room that are new.
词源
Old English
原始含义： nīwe
文化背景
None
Used frequently in marketing and greetings.
在生活中练习
真实语境
Shopping
- Is this new?
- I want a new one.
Work
- A new project
- New staff
Social
- Meet a new friend
- New hobbies
Technology
- New software
- New update
对话开场白
"What is something new you learned today?"
"Do you like buying new things?"
"What is your new favorite song?"
"How do you feel about new challenges?"
"What is a new place you want to visit?"
日记主题
Describe your new routine.
What new skill do you want to learn?
Write about a new experience.
How do you feel when things are new?
常见问题
8 个问题自我测试
I bought a ___ phone.
New describes the age.
What is the opposite of new?
Old is the antonym.
Is 'newly' an adjective?
Newly is an adverb.
Word
意思
Matches definition.
Correct structure.
得分： /5
Summary
New is a versatile adjective for anything that has just arrived or been created.
- Adjective meaning recent.
- Opposite of old.
- Very common word.
- Used in many idioms.
Memory Palace
Daily Use
New Year
Comparison
例句
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몇몇
A2An unspecified small number of; some or a few.
조금
A1A little/a bit
적게
A1A little / Few
약간
A2A little; slightly; somewhat.
많이
A1A lot/much
잠시
A2For a moment; briefly.
잠깐
A2For a short time; a moment.
아까
A2A little while ago, earlier.
대해
A2About, concerning.
~에 대해서
A2Concerning or regarding a particular subject; about.
