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单词 newness
释义
newness
noun[U]
uk
/ˈnjuː.nəs/us
/ˈnuː.nəs/

newnessnoun[U](RECENT CREATION)

thequalityof having beenrecentlycreatedor havingstartedtoexistrecently:
新近，新鲜
Kidslosetheirenthusiasmfor things when thesenseof newnesswearsoff.当新鲜感消失后，孩子们会失去对事物的热情。
The newness of themuseumhascontributedto theinitiallargecrowds.博物馆的新近落成带来了最初的人潮。
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  • On thewestsideof thestreet, there is achain-linkfence,itsbrightnewness atoddswith the dust-coveredbuildingsthatsurroundit.
  • You might beabletotellsomething about anareaoftownby thesizeand newness ofcarson thestreet.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
New
  • afresh
  • be ahead of the curveidiom
  • box-fresh
  • brand new
  • breath
  • imaginative
  • infancy
  • injection
  • ink
  • innovation
  • newborn
  • newfound
  • newish
  • newly
  • novel
  • novelty
  • original
  • the avant-garde
  • the ink is not dry/still wetidiom
  • youth
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newnessnoun[U](DIFFERENCE)

thequalityof being different from othersimilarthings:
新鲜；新奇
I justrememberthecompletenewness of what thedirectordid.我只记得导演所做的全新的尝试。
Audiences today stillfindexcitementand newness in hiswork.今天的观众仍然能从他的作品中找到兴奋点和新意。
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  • Hisperformancelendsthefilmawonderfulnewness.
  • Does theloveforsequelsindicatethat the veryideaofartisticnewness hasbecomeold-fashioned?
  • Thedesirefor newnesscontinuestodrivethefashionbusiness.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Different and difference
  • altered
  • alternative
  • anomalous
  • another
  • anything
  • dissimilar
  • dissimilitude
  • distinct
  • distinction
  • distinctive
  • non-uniform
  • non-uniformity
  • nonequivalence
  • nonequivalent
  • nonhomogeneous
  • variation
  • varied
  • various
  • various and sundryidiom
  • which is whichidiom
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newnessnoun[U](UNFAMILIARITY)

thefactof notyetbeingfamiliarorexperiencedwith something:
生疏；缺乏体验；缺乏经验
Variousproblemsarisefrom his newness tonationalpolitics.由于他对国家的政治事务缺乏经验，各种问题出现了。
More examples
  • Thedesignershave done anamazingjob,despitethe newness of thetechnology.
  • The rider's newness to thehorsecould havecontributedto theaccident.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Inexperienced (of people)
  • armchair
  • be new to this gameidiom
  • be wet behind the earsidiom
  • dewy-eyed
  • fledgling
  • game
  • green
  • innocence
  • innocent
  • innocently
  • maladroitly
  • new
  • raw
  • rubbish
  • unenlightened
  • uninformed
  • uninitiated
  • unrefined
  • unsophisticated
  • wet
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(Definition ofnewnessfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

newness| American Dictionary

newness
noun[U]
us
/ˈnu·nəs/
thequalityof beingrecentlycreatedor havingstartedtoexistrecently:
Kidslosetheirenthusiasmfor things when thesenseof newnesswearsoff.
(Definition ofnewnessfrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofnewness

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This quest fornewnessof subject has led modern verse into strange paths.
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However, what identifies this genre beyond the always-relative aspects ofnewnessand autonomy?
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Not surprising, the relativenewnessof climate change as a subject of social scientific investigation makes this book difficult to review.
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The cue that is available in our setting is one that commonly co-occurs with prosodic salience : contextualnewness.
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A measure of thenewnessof a solution set generated using a database of building blocks and the database parameters which control itsnewness.
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At other times, it leads to unexpected hypotheses, such as the liability ofnewnessargument.
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A first reason for this is the relativenewnessof the chamber.
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Newnesswas part of an aura that the network skillfully burnished in its rise to global prominence.
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Scanning backward in the discourse, various measures ofnewnessor closeness can easily be defined.
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The verynewnessof the work of creating such a resource leaves it with some rough edges, but its value is unmistakable.
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Sentential devices for conveying givenness andnewness: a cross-cultural developmental study.
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However, many at the time seem not to have noticed his innovative use of registers or thenewnessof his technique generally.
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Given thenewnessand costliness of many technologies selected for assessment, a significant emphasis was placed on assessing the safety and efficacy of these devices.
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We need to be constantly open to surprising others and ourselves with thenewnessof who we are and who we can become.
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There is obviously a massive initial payment associated with hadron therapy f acilities due to thenewnessof the technology and the complicated technical specifications.
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