New meaning in English

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Definition

new: recent, modern, unused, opposite of old adjective
Is that a new dress you're wearing? I haven't seen it before.
newest the latest, the most up-to-date, recent or modern
  • "Sailor : With my new speakers?"
  • "Horatio : You need to travel, try new things..."
  • "Forget about the old West, I'm taking you to the new East!"
  • "Why don't you become his new companion?"
  • "I've found your new companion - it's a horse!"
  • "Brian : I demand recompense... Take a new companion... Fail in this mission, and my wrath will be swift and brutal... Aaah!"
  • "Is she your new girlfriend?"
  • "Brian : I have to find a new companion for Bruno!"
  • "You however, are responsible for sourcing my new companion."
  • "My new companion shall not be British, nor shall it be you."

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