| 词汇 | brand-new |
| 释义 | brand new adjective uk /ˌbrænd ˈnjuː/ us /ˌbrænd ˈnuː/ B1 completely new, especially not yet used: 全新的，崭新的 How can he afford to buy himself a brand new car?他怎么买得起全新的汽车？ Her coat looked as if it was brand new.她的大衣看起来像是崭新的。 not owned or used before newNew cars tend to lose a lot of their value in the first year. brand newThe dress is brand new - still has the sales tags on it! in pristine conditionThe LPs are in pristine condition and still wrapped in plastic. in mint conditionThat collector has a 1972 Corvette in mint condition. recently appeared, arrived, or developed newI bought a new suit for my interview. brand newThe company unveiled a brand new product this week. novelThat's a novel way of approaching the problem. novelThe bank has introduced a novel way of detecting fraud. innovativeThe project uses innovative ideas for recycling. New afresh be ahead of the curveidiom box-fresh brave new innovative innovatively latest latter-day newness next-gen next-generation novel original the avant-garde the ink is not dry/still wetidiom unhackneyed unheard-of unprecedented up-to-the-minuteidiom youth brand-new | American Dictionarybrand-new adjective[ not gradable ] us/ˈbrændˈnu/ completely new, esp. not used before: It’s a brand-new recipe, and I’ve never tried it before. brand new | Business Englishbrand new adjective (alsobrand-new)ukus recently created, or not yet used: brand new businesses a brand-new car The hotels are all brand new. Examples of brand newbrand new Which toy did the boy break the brandnew window with in the afternoon? There is a brandnew class of verbs developing within the auxiliary system. This was underscored with a fanfare announcing a brandnew channel with appropriate pomp and purpose. We keep the current best, add eight out of the nine terms produced and add a brandnew invented term. Or it may adopt brandnew clothing, the objective of the playwright being invariably to throw light on today's political order. Some of them are brandnew whereas others are structurally revised based upon newly discovered evidence. Objects or constructions created from organic materials and used in daily life are of course beautiful when they are brandnew. Had they been trying to follow up on the fast-expanding literature of the last years, they write, a brandnew article would have been required. Building a brandnew theory in physics is certainly more demanding than changing a paradigm within the theory. All the talk of a brandnew telematic world masks the everincreasing polarisation of resources and means, in which women are the main losers. In other words, different implementations even of the same domain will require different tunings of the widening operators (or even, possibly, brandnew widenings). In the view of the most prominent critics, a brandnew apparatus with no ties to the authoritarian past should have been set up. On the other hand, it should be noted that foreign-owned companies generally build brandnew plants, and working conditions tend to be better than in similar national plants. Don't start with brandnew material. The flag itself looked brandnew. See all examples of brand new 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. |
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