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English to Chinese Dictionary (1-2 of 2)
Listen- 1. (brand new) 崭新的
- 2. (recent) 新式的
- 3. (different) 新的
- 4. (recently found) 新发现的
- 5. (inexperienced) 无经验的
- 牛，中国姓氏的音译
Chinese to English Dictionary (1-5 of 1429)
- tread the same old path in new shoes—do something old in a new form; old wine in a new bottle
- take on an entirely new look; present a completely new appearance; assume a new aspect
- every new sovereign brings his own courtiers—a new chief brings in new aides
- 趋新
- [qūxīn]
- 创新
- [chuàngxīn]
- 1. bring forth new ideas; blaze new trails
- 2. innovation
English Dictionary (1-1 of 1)
- 1. recently made or brought into being
- 2. ( as collective noun; preceded by the )
- 3. of a kind never before existing; novel
- 4. having existed before but only recently discovered
- 5. markedly different from what was before
- 6. fresh and unused; not second-hand
- 7. having just or recently become
- 8. recently introduced (to); inexperienced (in) or unaccustomed (to)
- 9. more or most recent of two or more things with the same name
- 10. fresh; additional
- 11. unknown; novel
- 12. (of a cycle) beginning or...
Examples (1-5 of 1418)
- New industries create new jobs.
- 新工业带来新职业。 → create
- According to a new survey, 69% of the teachers don't like the new Minister of Education.
- 根据最新的调查显示，69%的老师不喜欢新上任的教育部部长。 → minister
- A New survey estimates a family of four needs at least $75000 a year to live a middle-class life in New York.
- 一项新的调查显示，在纽约，一个四口之家要想维持中产阶级的生活水平，一年至少需要七万五千美元。
- We are going to celebrate new Year's Eve dance party at new Dance Hall.
- 我们打算在新舞厅举办新年舞会。
- The New Spielberg film has opened in New York.
- 斯皮尔伯格的新电影已在纽约首映。 → open
