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new [Brit njuː, Am n(j)u] ADJ

1. new (not known, seen, owned etc. before):

new

nuovo

the area is new to me

la zona è nuova per me

the work, subject is new to me

non conosco il lavoro, la materia

as good as new

come nuovo also fig

“as new” (in advertisement)

“come nuovo”

that's nothing new

non è una novità

I feel like a new man

mi sento un altro uomo

“what's new?”

“che c'è di nuovo?”

that's a new one on me

è una novità per me

2. new (different):

new boyfriend, life, era, approach, design

nuovo

the New Left, Right POL

la nuova sinistra, destra

someone, something new

qualcuno, qualcosa di nuovo

could I have a new plate? this one is dirty

può portarmi un altro piatto? questo è sporco

3. new (recently arrived):

new recruit, arrival

nuovo

to be new to job, way of life

non essere abituato a

we're new to the area

siamo nuovi della zona

4. new (latest):

new book, film, model

nuovo

new fashion

ultimo

5. new (harvested early):

new vegetable

fresco

new maths [ˌnjuː ˈmæθs], new math [ˌnjuː ˈmæθ] N Am

new maths

matematica f moderna

new-found [Am ˈn(j)ufaʊnd] ADJ

new-found friend

nuovo

new-found remedy, cure

appena scoperto

new town [Brit, Am] N

new town

= nuovo centro urbano progettato e finanziato dal governo per assorbire l'eccesso di popolazione

new man [Brit, Am ˌn(j)u ˈmæn] N Brit

new man

= uomo moderno (che aiuta la moglie nei lavori domestici e nel badare ai bambini)

new blood [ˌnjuːˈblʌd, ˌnuː-] N

the company is looking for new blood

l'azienda è alla ricerca di forze fresche

new moon [Brit, Am ˌn(j)u ˈmun] N

new moon

luna f nuova

brand new [Brit brand ˈnjuː, Am ˈbræn(d) ˈˌn(j)u] ADJ

brand new

nuovo di zecca, nuovo fiammante, nuovissimo

new economy [ˌnjuːɪˈkɒnəmɪ] N

new economy

new economy f

new-style [Am ˈn(j)uˌstaɪl] ADJ

new-style

nuovo stile

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I.new [nu:] ADJ

1. new (latest, recent):

new

nuovo, -a

new word

nuovo, -a

new technology

nuova tecnologia f

to be the newest fad [or craze] inf

essere l'ultima moda

2. new (changed):

new

nuovo, -a

new boy SCHOOL

nuovo alunno

new girl SCHOOL

nuova alunna

the new kid on the block

l'ultimo arrivato

3. new (inexperienced):

new

nuovo, -a

to be a new one on sb

essere una novità per qu

she's new to the job

è nuova del mestiere

4. new (in new condition):

new

nuovo, -a

brand new

nuovo di zecca

5. new (fresh):

new

fresco, -a

new blood fig

forze f pl fresche

to feel like a new man/woman

sentirsi rinato, -a

6. new (freshly found or made public):

new

fresco, -a

II.new [nu:] N

the new

il nuovo

new potatoes N pl

new potatoes

patate f pl novelle

new town N

new town

centro urbano creato per ridistribuire la popolazione

new-laid [ˈnu:·ˈleɪd] ADJ

new-laid eggs

uova f pl fresche di giornata

brand-new ADJ inv

brand-new

nuovo, -a di zecca

brand-new baby

bambino appena nato

new-found [ˌnu:·ˈfaʊnd] ADJ

new-found

nuovo

a new-found friend

un nuovo amico

new wave N fig

1. new wave (music):

new wave

new wave f inv

2. new wave (fresh outbreak):

new wave

nuova ondata f

a new wave of layoffs/violence

una nuova ondata di licenziamenti/violenza

new-fashioned ADJ

new-fashioned

moderno, -a

new-fashioned

all'ultima moda

new moon N

new moon

luna f nuova

New-Agey ADJ

New-Agey

new age

newest Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to usher in a new era

inaugurare una nuova era

to be the newest fad [or craze] inf

essere l'ultima moda

to feel like a new man/woman

sentirsi rinato, -a

to see things in a new light

vedere le cose sotto una luce diversa

to come out with a new line

produrre una nuova linea

to combine (the) old and (the) new

abbinare antico e moderno

I'm having problems with the new compuer

non mi trovo bene con il nuovo computer

to turn over a new leaf

voltar pagina (cambiare vita)

to help adjust to a new culture

acculturare

to embark on a new lifestyle

adottare un nuovo stile di vita

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Ambitious and talented young chefs are being invited to cook up a storm as the hunt begins to find the region's newest culinary stars.

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He gets to test drive the newest devices often with ill, chaotic and disastrous consequences.

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Until they win (the newest case begins today), don't expect to see the cheapo chain north of the border.

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The cerebrum is the newest structure in the phylogenetic sense, with mammals having the largest and best-developed structures among all species.

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The festival also offers some other activities such as playing the newest video games, perusing vendors, attending autograph signing sessions.

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Product guides, the third ecolabel category, are the newest and potentially the most powerful force.

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As the newest athletic facility on campus, it contains an eight-lane, 25yd m pool and eight international squash courts.

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Furthermore, improved compression and error correction schemes were introduced in the newest protocols, requiring processing power by the modem itself.

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This has had a large impact on the emergence of the newest marriage model, the rationalistic.

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