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nouveauté [nuvote]feminine nouna. ( = objet) new thing• les nouveautés du printemps ( = vêtements) new spring fashions• les nouveautés du salon ( = voitures) the new models in the showb. ( = caractéristique) novelty• ce n'est pas une nouveauté ! that's nothing new!* * *nuvote1) ( caractère récent) newness, novelty; ( originalité) novelty2) ( chose nouvelle) noveltyêtre à la recherche de/aimer la nouveauté — to look for/to like novelty
3) ( objet nouveau) gén new thing; ( livre) new publication; ( disque) new release; (appareil, voiture) new model* * *nuvote nf1) (= originalité) novelty2) (= idée, chose nouvelle) new thing* * *nouveauté nf1 ( caractère récent) newness, novelty; ( originalité) novelty; la nouveauté du produit/de la loi the novelty of the product/of the law;2 ( chose nouvelle) novelty; aimer/être à la recherche de la nouveauté to like/to look for novelty; la (grande) nouveauté, c'est que les femmes sont admises the (great) novelty ou what's really new is that women are admitted; ce n'est pas une nouveauté! that's nothing new!; se défier des nouveautés to be suspicious of anything new; il s'est excusé? c'est une nouveauté! he apologized? that's new!;3 ( objet nouveau) gén new thing; ( livre) new publication; ( disque) new release; [appareil, voiture] new model; nouveautés d'automne Mode new autumn fashions.[nuvote] nom fémininles nouveautés discographiques/littéraires new releases/booksle racisme a toujours existé, ce n'est pas une nouveauté racism has always existed, there's nothing new ou recent about it
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