new
nju:a. not of long duration; having just (or relatively recently) come into being or been made or acquired or discovered · s. having no previous example or precedent or parallel · s. other than the former one(s); different
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There's a new release every day, Monday to Friday, so there's always something new.
每周一至周五都有新内容发布，总有新鲜事物等着你。
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If you make medical trials hard, very slow, and expensive, on average you'll harm fewer people and can be pretty confident that new therapies are pretty safe.
如果你让临床试验变得困难、极其缓慢且昂贵，平均而言，你伤害的人会更少，并且可以相当确信新疗法是相当安全的。
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Maybe because of that, he can't buy the new shoes.
也许正因如此，他才买不起新鞋。
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All you need to do is just watch and listen, and you will learn new English vocabulary.
你只需要观看和聆听，就能学到新的英语词汇。
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No, I didn't know him, but we have a lot of mutual friends, friends from Suffolk, which is where he grew up, friends in New Zealand and things like that.
不，我不认识他，但我们有很多共同的朋友，来自萨福克的朋友，那是他长大的地方，还有在新西兰的朋友等等。
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