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新しい

最近手に入れた、発見した、取り入れたもので、古いものや見慣れたものではない。

やさしい英語で： Recently obtained, discovered, or introduced, rather than something old or already familiar.

• I need new shoes.
• We found a new way to solve the problem.
• Have you seen our new house?

類義語： fresh

反対語： old

よく使う表現： new car, new idea, something new

新人の、不慣れな

活動を始めたばかり、または新しく加わったばかりで、まだ慣れていない。

やさしい英語で： Having just started an activity or joined a place, with little experience there.

• Our new teacher starts today.
• I am new to this game.
• Be patient with him; he is still new at the job.

使い方： new to something (I am new to this kind of work.); new at something (She is new at teaching.)

類義語： inexperienced

反対語： experienced

よく使う表現： new employee, new to something, new at something

新しい

最近作られた、または生まれた。

やさしい英語で： Made or created recently.

• This is a new painting.
• The band released two new songs yesterday.
• There is a new scratch on the table.

類義語： recent

反対語： old

よく使う表現： new album, new building, new scratch

最近の、新しい

起きたばかり、始まったばかりで、影響が強く残ったり慣れなかったりする。

やさしい英語で： Having happened or begun recently, so its effects may still feel strong or unfamiliar.

• Their relationship is still new.
• The grief was too new for her to discuss.
• These feelings are new, and I need time to understand them.

類義語： recent, fresh

反対語： old

よく使う表現： new grief, new relationship, new experience

一から、新たに

それまでのものを残さず、最初から新たに。

やさしい英語で： From the beginning, with nothing kept from what existed before.

• They decided to build new.
• We can repair the house or build new.
• After the fire, the owners chose to start new.

類義語： afresh, anew

よく使う表現： build new, start new

新しいもの

最近現れたもの、考え方、やり方。

やさしい英語で： Things, ideas, or ways of doing things that have recently appeared.

• She always welcomes the new.
• The shop mixes the old with the new.
• Some fear change, while others embrace the new.

類義語： novelty

反対語： old

よく使う表現： the new, embrace the new