a.

1. 新的；新鲜的；新型的
   He has bought a new dictionary.

   他买了一本新字典。

2. 新发现的；新加入的；新任的[B]
   Mr. Boswell is the new president of our university.

   博斯韦尔先生是我们大学的新任校长。

3. 没有经验的；陌生的[F][（+to）]
   Her name is new to me.

   她的名字对我来说是完全陌生。

ad.

1. （常用以构成复合词）新；最近

adj.

1. made, introduced, or discovered recently or now for the first time; not existing before.
   ▸not previously used or owned.
   ▸(of vegetables) harvested early in the season.
2. seen, experienced, or acquired recently or now for the first time:
   her new bike.
   ▸ (new to) unfamiliar or strange to.
   ▸ (new to/at) inexperienced at or unaccustomed to.
   ▸(in place names) discovered or founded later than and named after.
3. reinvigorated, restored, or reformed.
   ▸superseding and more advanced than others of the same kind:

   the new architecture.

adv.