28.6.1. gy. A1C2 (példák)

novelty noun /ˈnɒv.əl.ti/ 1 újdonság, újszerűség (az új/szokatlan volta vminek) [U]

The fashion industry relies on novelty, and photographers are always looking for new faces.

novelty noun /ˈnɒv.əl.ti/ 2 újdonság (az új dolog/esemény/élmény/stb.) [C]

Tourists are still a novelty on this remote island.

brand new adjective /ˌbrændˈnjuː/ vadonatúj

The washing machine is brand new.

dated adjective /ˈdeɪ.tɪd/ régimódi, elavult

This film seems a bit dated today.

fresh adjective /freʃ/ 2 új (előzőtől eltérő) [always before noun]

We're looking for fresh ideas.

We need to take a fresh look at the problem.

They decided to move abroad and make a fresh start.

fresh adjective /freʃ/ 4 friss, új (újonnan készített/érkezett, stb.)

There was a fresh fall of snow during the night.

Some people like the smell of fresh paint, but I don't.

The events of last year are still fresh in people's minds.

later adjective /ˈleɪ.tər/ [always before noun] 3 későbbi (újabb keletű)

Later versions of the software are much better.

Later models included a 2.5 litre engine.

I prefer her earlier paintings to her later work.

latest adjective /ˈleɪ.tɪst/ [always before noun] legújabb, legfrissebb, legutolsó

Have you seen her latest movie?

the latest fashions

new adjective /njuː/ 1 új, újszerű (mostanában készült/létrejött)

a new car

She's very creative and always coming up with new ideas.

What's new in the fashion world?

We have to invest in new technology if we are to remain competitive.

It was a new bike - she never buys anything second-hand.

obsolete adjective /ˈɒb.səl.iːt/ elavult

obsolete equipment

Will books become obsolete because of computers?