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newness ['nu:nəs, 'nju:-] n: novedad fn.• falta de práctica s.f.• inexperiencia s.f.• novedad s.f.'nuːnəs, 'njuːnɪsmass nouna) (novelty, unfamiliarity) novedad fb) (of purchase, object, clothes etc) lo nuevo['njuːnɪs]N1) [of car, clothes etc] lo nuevo2) [of idea, fashion] novedad f3) [of bread] lo fresco; [of wine] lo joven* * *['nuːnəs, 'njuːnɪs]mass nouna) (novelty, unfamiliarity) novedad fb) (of purchase, object, clothes etc) lo nuevo -
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nounновизна* * *(n) новизна* * ** * *[new·ness || 'nuːnɪs /'nju-] n. новизна* * ** * *новизна -
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------------------------------------------------------------[English Word] newness[Swahili Word] ugeni[Part of Speech] noun[Class] 14[Swahili Example] pamoja na ugeni wake katika jambo hili, Shangwe sasa alijua [Muk]------------------------------------------------------------[English Word] newness[Swahili Word] upya[Part of Speech] noun[Class] 14[Derived Word] -pya adj------------------------------------------------------------ -
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n новизнаСинонимический ряд:1. freshness (noun) freshness; novelties'; originalities'2. novelty (noun) modernity; modernness; mutation; newfangledness; novelty; originality; otherness; permutation; recentness; unfamiliarity; uniqueness3. strangeness (noun) strangeness -
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[njú:nís]nounnovost, mladost, svežina; figuratively neizkušenost -
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1. n новизна2. n новость, новинка; новшество3. n новинкиСинонимический ряд:1. curio (noun) curio; memento; souvenir; token2. knickknack (noun) bauble; bibelot; curiosity; dido; fad; gewgaw; gimcrack; knickknack; knick-knack; new gimmick; objet d'art; oddity; pretty-pretty; toy; trifle; trinket; whatnot; whigmaleerie3. new thing (noun) breakthrough; creation; new thing; new wrinkle; newfangled contraption; origination; unusual item4. newness (noun) change; freshness; innovation; modernity; mutation; newness; originality; permutation; recentness; sport; unfamiliarity; uniqueness; vicissitude -
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1. n подлинность2. n самобытность, оригинальность3. n новизна, свежесть; своеобразиеСинонимический ряд:1. actuality (noun) actuality; authenticity; reality2. creativeness (noun) autonomy; creativeness; creativity; imagination; independence; individuality; ingeniousness; ingenuity; invention; inventiveness; nonconformity3. innovation (noun) innovation; rarity; singularity4. newness (noun) freshness; mutation; newness; novelty; permutation; unfamiliarityАнтонимический ряд: -
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1. n странность2. n неизвестность3. n непривычностьthe strangeness of her surroundings gradually wore off — она постепенно стала привыкать к обстановке
4. n холодность, сдержанность, сухостьСинонимический ряд:1. bizarreness (noun) bizarreness; curiousness; oddness; outlandishness; quaintness; queerness; singularness; uncouthness; unusualness; weirdness2. exoticness (noun) exoticness3. marvelousness (noun) marvelousness; miraculousness; prodigiousness; wonderfulness; wondrousness4. newness (noun) newness -
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1. n зелень2. n незрелость; неопытность3. n бодрость, свежестьСинонимический ряд:1. newness (noun) amateurishness; callowness; freshness; inexperience; inexpertness; innocence; naivete; newness; rawness2. youth (noun) adolescence; juvenescence; juvenility; prime; puberty; pubescence; spring; springtide; springtime; youth; youthfulness; youthhood -
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Синонимический ряд:newness (noun) callowness; freshness; greenness; inexperience; innocence; naivete; newness; rawness -
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n неопытность; отсутствие жизненного опыта; молодость, незрелостьСинонимический ряд:newness (noun) amateurishness; freshness; greenness; inexperience; innocence; naivete; newness; rawness -
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1. n отсутствие опыта2. n неопытность; незнание окружающего мираСинонимический ряд:newness (noun) amateurishness; callowness; freshness; greenness; inexpertness; innocence; naivete; newness; rawness -
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noun1)be a/no novelty — etwas/nichts Neues sein
3) (gadget) Überraschung, die* * *plural - novelties; noun1) (newness and strangeness: It took her a long time to get used to the novelty of her surroundings.) die Neuheit2) (something new and strange: Snow is a novelty to people from hot countries.) etwas Neues3) (a small, cheap manufactured thing sold as a toy or souvenir: a stall selling novelties.) der Modeartikel* * *nov·el·ty[ˈnɒvəlti, AM ˈnɑ:vəlt̬i]I. n▪ to be a \novelty ein Novum seinit's quite a \novelty for me to have a Saturday morning off work es ist etwas ganz Neues für mich, samstagmorgens nicht arbeiten zu müssen1. (new)to have \novelty value den Reiz des Neuen haben, [noch] etwas Neues sein\novelty goods Scherzartikel pl\novelty shop Laden, in dem allerlei Krimskrams verkauft wird* * *['nɒvəltI]n1) (= newness) Neuheit fonce the novelty has worn off — wenn der Reiz des Neuen or der Neuheit vorbei ist
it was quite a novelty — das war etwas ganz Neues, das war ein Novum
3) (COMM: trinket) Krimskrams m* * *1. Neuheit f:the novelty had soon worn off der Reiz des Neuen war bald verflogenb) (etwas) Neues:be no novelty to nichts Neues sein für2. (etwas) Ungewöhnliches3. pl Krimskrams m umg, billige Neuheiten* * *noun1)be a/no novelty — etwas/nichts Neues sein
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noun extrañezatr['streɪnʤnəs]1 (oddness) rareza, extrañeza2 (newness) novedad nombre femeninostrangeness ['streɪnʤnəs] n1) oddness: rareza f2) unfamiliarity: lo desconocidon.• esquivez s.f.• extrañeza s.f.• novedad s.f.• rareza s.f.'streɪndʒnəs, 'streɪndʒnɪsmass nouna) ( oddness) rareza f, lo extrañob) ( unfamiliarity) novedad f['streɪndʒnɪs]N1) (=oddness) lo extraño, rareza f2) (=unfamiliarity) novedad f* * *['streɪndʒnəs, 'streɪndʒnɪs]mass nouna) ( oddness) rareza f, lo extrañob) ( unfamiliarity) novedad f -
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plural - novelties; noun1) (newness and strangeness: It took her a long time to get used to the novelty of her surroundings.) novedad2) (something new and strange: Snow is a novelty to people from hot countries.) novedad3) (a small, cheap manufactured thing sold as a toy or souvenir: a stall selling novelties.) novedadtr['nɒvəltɪ]1 novedad nombre femenino2 (trinket) chuchería1) : novedad f2) novelties npltrinkets: baratijas fpl, chucherías fpln.• innovación s.f.• novedad s.f.'nɑːvəlti, 'nɒvəltia) u ( newness)the novelty will soon wear off — pronto dejará de ser novedad or (esp AmL) novedoso
b) c (new thing, situation) novedad fto be a novelty — ser* una novedad
c) c (small toy, trinket) (esp BrE) chuchería f['nɒvǝltɪ]1.N (=quality, thing) novedad f2.CPDnovelty value N — novedad f
* * *['nɑːvəlti, 'nɒvəlti]a) u ( newness)the novelty will soon wear off — pronto dejará de ser novedad or (esp AmL) novedoso
b) c (new thing, situation) novedad fto be a novelty — ser* una novedad
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tr['freʃnəs]1 (brightness) frescura2 (cool) frescor nombre masculino3 (newness) novedad nombre femeninofreshness ['frɛʃnəs] n: frescura fn.• frescor s.m.• frescura s.f.• lozanía s.f.• novedad s.f.'freʃnəs, 'freʃnɪsmass noun2) ( of complexion) lozanía f, frescura f3) ( newness) frescura f, originalidad f4) ( coolness) frescor m, frescura f['freʃnɪs]N1) [of food] frescura f2) [of air] frescor m3) [of face, complexion] frescura f, lozanía f4) (=originality, spontaneity) [of style] originalidad f, frescura f* * *['freʃnəs, 'freʃnɪs]mass noun2) ( of complexion) lozanía f, frescura f3) ( newness) frescura f, originalidad f4) ( coolness) frescor m, frescura f -
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plural - novelties; noun1) (newness and strangeness: It took her a long time to get used to the novelty of her surroundings.) det nye2) (something new and strange: Snow is a novelty to people from hot countries.) noget nyt3) (a small, cheap manufactured thing sold as a toy or souvenir: a stall selling novelties.) souvenir; pynteting* * *plural - novelties; noun1) (newness and strangeness: It took her a long time to get used to the novelty of her surroundings.) det nye2) (something new and strange: Snow is a novelty to people from hot countries.) noget nyt3) (a small, cheap manufactured thing sold as a toy or souvenir: a stall selling novelties.) souvenir; pynteting
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