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new

new

Meaning of new

English

recently made

Deutsch

kürzlich entstanden oder angeschafft; nicht alt

new

Pronunciation

British English
/njuː/
American English
/nuː/

new with German translation

new usage examples

🇬🇧English→🇩🇪German

I bought a new phone.

Ich habe ein neues Handy gekauft.

🇬🇧English→🇩🇪German

This is our new sofa.

Das ist unser neues Sofa.

new synonyms

Related word breakdowns

What's the difference between new, brand-new, latest, unused, fresh, recent, modern, and up-to-date

🇬🇧English

completely new, never used

A2often

ENShe unwrapped a brand-new pair of shoes.

L
🇬🇧English
latest

newest in a series

B1very often

ENShe always buys the latest trainers.

Advanced: broader words

U
🇬🇧English
unused

not used yet

A2often

ENThe shoes are unused and in their box.

🇬🇧English

about food or new starts

A2very often

ENThey had a fresh delivery of shirts in the shop.

🇬🇧English

about time, not condition

A2very often

ENI saw her in a recent photo wearing a new dress.

🇬🇧English

about style or period

A2very often

ENThey bought modern furniture for the living room.

U
🇬🇧English
up-to-date

current, meeting today's standards

B2often

ENThey renovated the room to keep it up-to-date.

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new meaning: what does it mean?

recently made

new pronunciation: how do you pronounce it?

new is pronounced as /njuː/. Audio is available on this page when the word has a recording.

new definition and sentence examples: how is it used in a sentence?

Ich habe ein neues Handy gekauft. Translation: I bought a new phone.

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