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I.new <newer newest> [Am n(j)u, Brit njuː] ADJ

1.1. new (unused):

new

nuevo

brand new

flamante

is that a new suit you're wearing?

¿estás estrenando traje?

is that a new suit you're wearing?

¿es nuevo ese traje?

as new

como nuevo

to be/look like new

ser/parecer nuevo

new for old insurance

seguro m de valor de nuevo

1.2. new (recent, novel):

new

nuevo

hi, what's new? inf

¿que tal? ¿qué hay (de nuevo)? inf

that's nothing new

eso no es nada nuevo

he's had a fight with his wife — so what else is new? inf, iron

se ha peleado con su mujer — ¡qué novedad! inf, iron

that's a new one on me! inf

¡no me digas!

1.3. new (recently arrived):

new member/recruit

nuevo

I'm new here

soy nueva aquí

to be new to sth she's new to this company

es nueva en la empresa

I was new to London

llevaba poco tiempo en Londres

she was new to selling/flying

vender/volar era nuevo para ella

the new rich

los nuevos ricos

2. new (different, other):

new address/job/era

nuevo

I put new batteries in the radio

le cambié las pilas a la radio

don't open a new bottle

no abras otra botella

to start a new life

empezar una nueva vida

she could be a new Callas

podría llegar a ser otra Callas

she looked like a new woman

parecía otra

after the shower I felt like a new man

la ducha me dejó como nuevo

3.1. new (freshly made):

new wine

joven

new bread

fresco

new bread

recién hecho

3.2. new (tender, young):

new buds/leaves

nuevo

3.3. new (early):

new crop/potatoes

nuevo

II.new [Am n(j)u, Brit njuː] ADV

new

recién

these dresses are new in from Paris

estos vestidos acaban de llegar de París

new math [Am ˌn(j)u ˈmæθ], new maths Brit [nuːˈmæθs, njuːˈmæθs] N U + sing vb inf

new math

nuevas matemáticas f

new-mown [ˈnuːˈməʊn, ˈnjuːˈməʊn] ADJ

new-mown

recién cortado

new-look [Am n(j)uˈlʊk, Brit ˌnjuːˈlʊk] ADJ attr

new-look

remodelado

new-look

renovado

I don't like the new-look passports

no me gusta el nuevo tipo de pasaporte

new mathematics [ˌnuːmæθˈmætɪks, ˌnjuːmæθˈmætɪks] N U + sing vb

new mathematics

nuevas matemáticas f

new-laid [ˈnuːˈleɪd, ˈnjuːˌleɪd] ADJ

new-laid

recién puesto

new-laid

fresco

new order N

new order

nuevo orden m

new town N (in UK)

new town

ciudad creada para redistribuir la población y los centros de trabajo

new wave N

new wave

nueva ola f

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

brand new toy/car

nuevo

brand new toy/car

flamante

brand new music/technology

totalmente nuevo

it looks brand new

está flamante or como nuevo

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I.new [nju:, Am nu:] ADJ

1. new (latest, recent):

new

nuevo, -a

new

reciente

new word

de nuevo cuño

new technology

tecnología f punta

to be the newest fad [or craze] inf

ser la última moda

2. new (changed):

new

nuevo, -a

new boy/girl Brit SCHOOL

novato(-a) m (f)

3. new (inexperienced):

new

nuevo, -a

new

novato, -a

to be a new one on sb

ser nuevo para alguien

she's new to the job

es nueva en el trabajo

4. new (in new condition):

new

nuevo, -a

brand new

completamente nuevo

5. new (fresh):

new

fresco, -a

new blood fig

sangre f fresca

to feel like a new man/woman

sentirse un hombre nuevo/una mujer nueva

6. new (freshly found or made public):

new

fresco, -a

new

reciente

II.new [nju:, Am nu:] N no pl

the new

lo nuevo

new wave N fig

1. new wave (movement):

new wave

new wave f

2. new wave (fresh outbreak):

new wave

nueva ola f

a new wave of redundancies/violence

una nueva ola de despidos/violencia

new potatoes N pl

new potatoes

patatas f pl tiernas

brand-new [ˌbrændˈnju:] ADJ inv

brand-new

completamente nuevo, -a

brand-new baby

recién nacido m

new-laid [ˌnju:ˈleɪd, Am ˈnu:-] ADJ

new-laid eggs

huevos m pl recién puestos

new moon N

new moon

luna f nueva

new-found [ˌnju:ˈfaʊnd, Am ˌnu:-] ADJ

new-found

recién descubierto

a new-found friend

un amigo nuevo

new-fashioned ADJ

new-fashioned

moderno, -a

new-fashioned

a la última (moda)

new town N Brit

new town

ciudad creada para redistribuir la población

new normal N no pl

new normal

nueva normalidad f

newest Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to be the newest fad [or craze] inf

ser la última moda

to feel like a new man/woman

sentirse un hombre nuevo/una mujer nueva

to come out with a new line Am

sacar una nueva línea

to see things in a new light

ver las cosas desde otra perspectiva

it's an old idea in new guise

se trata de una antigua idea pero con un nuevo aspecto

their new house is just a box

su nueva casa es un agujero

the new teacher is not from here

el nuevo maestro es de fuera

in the light of the new data ...

a la luz de los nuevos datos...

what's your opinion of the new boss?

¿qué opinas del nuevo jefe?

to familiarize oneself with a new system

familiarizarse con un sistema nuevo

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mensaje de valor en estado nuevo

new value signal

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