novelty in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for novelty in the English»Spanish Dictionary

novelty <pl novelties> [Am ˈnɑvəlti, Brit ˈnɒv(ə)lti] N

1. novelty U (newness):

the novelty of his approach

lo original de su enfoque

the novelty of his approach

lo novedoso de su enfoque esp LatAm

the novelty will soon wear off

pronto dejará de ser novedad

the novelty will soon wear off

pronto dejará de ser novedoso esp LatAm

2. novelty C (new thing, situation):

novelty

novedad f

to be a novelty

ser una novedad

they were a novelty then

eran toda una novedad en aquel entonces

attr people only buy it for the novelty value

la gente solo lo compra por la novedad que es

attr people only buy it for the novelty value

la gente solo lo compra por lo novedoso que es esp LatAm

3. novelty C (small toy, trinket):

novelty esp Brit

chuchería f

novelty shop N

novelty shop

tienda f de bromas

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the novelty was beginning to wear off

ya estaba dejando de ser una novedad

the novelty soon faded

se pasó pronto la novedad

hot for sth a public hot for the latest novelty

un público ávido de novedades

Translations for novelty in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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novelería

novelty

los compra por pura novelería

she just buys them for novelty value

novedad

novelty

cuando se acaba la novedad

when the novelty wears off

novelty in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for novelty in the English»Spanish Dictionary

I.novelty [ˈnɒvəlti, Am ˈnɑ:vlt̬i] -ies N

1. novelty no pl (newness):

novelty

novedad f

2. novelty (innovation):

novelty

innovación f

3. novelty (cheap trinket):

novelty

baratija f

II.novelty [ˈnɒvəlti, Am ˈnɑ:vlt̬i] -ies ADJ

1. novelty (new):

novelty

nuevo, -a

2. novelty (cheap):

novelty

barato, -a

Translations for novelty in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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novedad (cosa)

novelty

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English

The second problem is concerned with novelty in movement.

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The appeal to novelty is based on the reasoning that in general people will tend to try to improve the outputs resulting from their efforts.

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This utilized a one-piece case design, the very first of its type, as well as a novelty in the time.

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There were also sessions on sensual dancing and novelties, some of which were restricted to people above the age of 21 years.

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No scares, suspense, story, acting or characters - just novelty death scenes and a psychotic villain.

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The majority of ministers were therefore commoners, a novelty at the time.

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The company became a successful publisher of popular music, especially novelty songs.

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The space contains a collection of vintage novelty machines.

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They are now commonly covered in fabric, sometimes with a novelty design.

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In patent law, these requirements are known as novelty and non-obviousness.

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