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NEW | definition in the Cambridge English Dictionary Meaning of new in English new adjective us Your browser doesn't support HTML5 audio / nuː / uk Your browser doesn't support HTML5 audio / njuː / new adjective ( RECENTLY CREATED ) Add to word list Add to word list A1 recently created or having started to exist recently : a new car She's very creative and always coming up with new ideas . What have they decided to name the new baby ? What's new in the fashion world ? We have to invest in new technology if we are to remain competitive . See also brand new a baby baby She is having a baby in the spring. newborn Newborn babies are not able to focus their eyes fully for the first few weeks of life. new baby Bringing home a new baby can be a confusing time for parents. bundle of joy Congratulations on bringing home your little bundle of joy! neonate The doctor headed up a study on perception in neonates. infant Infants under two years of age who are traveling with an adult do not need to purchase a plane ticket if they are sitting on the adult's lap for the duration of the flight. See more results » recently appeared, arrived, or developed new I bought a new suit for my interview. brand new The company unveiled a brand new product this week. novel That's a novel way of approaching the problem. novel The bank has introduced a novel way of detecting fraud. innovative The project uses innovative ideas for recycling. See more results » I'm going to check out that new club . The company cited a 12% decline in new orders as evidence that overall demand for its products was falling . Her new book has received fulsome praise from the critics . The new development will generate 1500 new jobs . Have you heard their new record ? It's really funky . New afresh be ahead of the curve idiom box-fresh brand new ink innovative innovatively latest newness next-gen next-generation novel novelty original the avant-garde the ink is not dry/still wet idiom unheard-of unprecedented up-to-the-minute idiom youth See more results » new adjective ( DIFFERENT ) A1 [ before noun ] different from one that existed earlier : Have you met the new secretary ? She's looking for a new job . Have you seen Ann's new house (= where she has just started living ) ? They've just launched a new generation of computers that are much more powerful than earlier models . The citizens of Moscow woke up this morning to find they had a new government . Buying our new house has completely cleaned us out. I have to spend three months of the year away from home - but there are compensations like the chance to meet new people . Under the union constitution , a new committee must be elected each year . Barker introduced some radically new ideas . Different and difference altered alterity alternative anomalous another disparately disparity dissimilar dissimilarly dissimilitude make the difference idiom misc. misfit newness night and day idiom unrepresentative unrepresentativeness unstandardized untraditional untraditionally See more results » new adjective ( NOT FAMILIAR ) B1 [ after verb ] not yet familiar or experienced : new to She's new to the job so you can't expect her to know everything yet . I'm pretty new to this area and only know people to say hello to. I'm new here and still learning how everything works . The good thing about children is that they adapt very easily to new environments . He was new to the village and was treated with suspicion by the locals . The extra power of the car was still new to her. As he was new to the job , he became the butt of several practical jokes . The animals were unsettled by their new surroundings . Inexperienced (of people) armchair at an impressionable age be new to this game idiom be someone's first rodeo idiom be wet behind the ears idiom innocence innocency innocent innocently maladroitly rubbish uninformed uninitiated unrefined unscholarly unseasoned untraveled untutored unversed unworldly See more results » new adjective ( NOT USED ) not previously used or owned : Used car sales have risen because of the increased cost of new cars . Did you buy your bike new or second-hand ? See also brand new not owned or used before new New cars tend to lose a lot of their value in the first year. brand new The dress is brand new - still has the sales tags on it! in pristine condition The LPs are in pristine condition and still wrapped in plastic. in mint condition That collector has a 1972 Corvette in mint condition. See more results » Demand for new cars has fallen due to the recession . Although it has hardly been used, I got it for half of what you would pay for a new one. I couldn't afford to buy a new car , so I went for a second-hand one. Although the car had two previous owners , It looked as good as new. The showroom was full of gleaming new cars . New afresh be ahead of the curve idiom box-fresh brand new ink innovative innovatively latest newness next-gen next-generation novel novelty original the avant-garde the ink is not dry/still wet idiom unheard-of unprecedented up-to-the-minute idiom youth See more results » new adjective ( RECENTLY DISCOVERED ) A1 recently discovered or made known : This new cancer treatment offers hope to many sufferers . A retrial can only take place when new evidence has emerged . There are doubts about the effectiveness of the new drug in treating the disease . The new pill will be used alongside existing medicines . We shall need to evaluate how the new material stands up to wear and tear . Evaluation of this new treatment cannot take place until all the data has been collected . The exploration for new sources of energy is vital for the future of our planet . New afresh be ahead of the curve idiom box-fresh brand new ink innovative innovatively latest newness next-gen next-generation novel novelty original the avant-garde the ink is not dry/still wet idiom unheard-of unprecedented up-to-the-minute idiom youth See more results » Related word newness Idioms be the new something feel like a new woman/man a new broom sweeps clean a/the new kid on the block a new lease on life that's a new one on me. new noun [ U ] us Your browser doesn't support HTML5 audio / nuː / uk Your browser doesn't support HTML5 audio / njuː / the new new things: Out with the old and in with the new. He always enjoys the new. She is only interested in the new and the fashionable . New afresh be ahead of the curve idiom box-fresh brand new ink innovative innovatively latest newness next-gen next-generation novel novelty original the avant-garde the ink is not dry/still wet idiom unheard-of unprecedented up-to-the-minute idiom youth See more results » new- prefix us Your browser doesn't support HTML5 audio / nuː- / uk Your browser doesn't support HTML5 audio / njuː- / recent or recently : The administration's new - found enthusiasm for green issues has been welcomed by environmentalists . New afresh be ahead of the curve idiom box-fresh brand new ink innovative innovatively latest newness next-gen next-generation novel novelty original the avant-garde the ink is not dry/still wet idiom unheard-of unprecedented up-to-the-minute idiom youth See more results » (Definition of new from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus © Cambridge University Press) new | Intermediate English new adjective [ -er/-est only ] us Your browser doesn't support HTML5 audio / nu / new adjective [-er/-est only] ( RECENTLY CREATED ) Add to word list Add to word list recently created or having started to exist recently : His newest book will be out next month . She’s always coming up with new ideas . new adjective [-er/-est only] ( DIFFERENT ) different from the one that existed earlier : Have you met Carlos’s new assistant ? "What’s new (= What is different in your life ) ?" "Not much, what’s new with you?" new adjective [-er/-est only] ( NOT FAMILIAR ) not yet familiar or experienced : Don’t ask me how to get there, I’m new around here. new adjective [-er/-est only] ( NOT USED ) not previously used or owned : They sell new and used cars / books / clothing . new adjective [-er/-est only] ( RECENTLY DISCOVERED ) recently discovered or made known : This new treatment offers hope to many sufferers . Astronomers reported finding millions of new stars . (Definition of new from the Cambridge Academic Content Dictionary © Cambridge University Press) Examples of new new We want our ceremony to really celebrate our newest blessing! From ABC News The new water line is a plastic one. From Chicago Daily Herald The accelerating pace of this work opens a door for new risks. From The Atlantic A whole new range of opportunities opens up. From Wired There are new pack types this year, the story pack. From VentureBeat The newer the site, the fewer problems you will have and the higher your rankings. From Huffington Post But something gets lost in the new translation. From Plain Dealer They were looking for new blood, a sort of new take on things. From Hollywood Reporter Each class gets its own quests, to go with the new status quo. From Ars Technica The new rules are open to public comment and request for a hearing. From Philly.com These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. What is the pronunciation of new, new- ? Translations of new in Chinese (Traditional) 最近創造的, 新出現的, 新興的… See more in Chinese (Simplified) 最近创造的, 新出现的, 新兴的… See more in Spanish nuevo, nuevo/va [masculine-feminine, singular]… See more in Portuguese novo, novo/nova… See more in Marathi in Japanese in Turkish in French in Catalan in Dutch in Tamil in Hindi in Gujarati in Danish in Swedish in Malay in German in Norwegian in Urdu in Ukrainian in Telugu in Bengali in Czech in Indonesian in Thai in Vietnamese in Polish in Korean in Italian नवे /नवीन - नुकतेच निर्माण झालेले किंवा अस्तित्वात आलेले, नवे /नवीन - आधी असलेल्यापेक्षा