Definition of brand new in English:

brand new

adjectivebrand ˈnjuːˈbræn(d) ˈˌn(j)u

Completely new.
Graham's uniform was brand new
a brand-new Oxford dictionary
Example sentencesExamples
- He loved it, that smell of fresh paint and brand new equipment and furniture.
- Her flat is brand new but small so luckily there was an extra communal room big enough to fit the thirty or so people.
- Imagine my amazement to see a new hole appear by the weekend in the brand new, resurfaced road.
- These girls are so young, so fresh and clearly brand new to what's ahead of them.
- As the stadium is brand new the facilities for the audience will be superb.
- Industrialised farming has also thrown up brand new diseases which may threaten humans.
- The name of this conspiracy is brand new and I know this because I have just invented it.
- The blade, brand new and shining, calls with a seductive voice that I must ignore.
- This will give consumers a choice between buying brand new cartridges or reusing old ones.
- The character designs are enchantingly familiar, but brand new at the same time.
- Each is highly entertaining and can be heard at a brand new listening point set up at the museum.
- I'm glad that song came back to me, and made me laugh in the face of another brand new day.
- Still, the blog has a brand new and much more robust commenting system which works in a very similar way.
- We will be continuing to operate from a brand new larger store opening soon in Leeds city centre.
- Ultimately, the only equipment a baby must have brand new is a cot mattress and a car seat.
- They sang a variety of songs from Abba to Sondheim, from old classics to brand new numbers.
- It is interesting working on something brand new and trying to establish a tone and a house style.
- In Romsey, two schools destined for the axe were rolled into one to create a brand new primary school.
- It was like the ref had a brand new yellow card and wanted to see if it worked.
- I was appalled by all the stalls that were selling brand new goods, supposedly cheap.
Synonyms
most recent, newest, just out, just released, fresh, present-day, up to date, up to the minute, state-of-the-art, current, modern, contemporary, modernistic, fashionable, in fashion, in vogue, voguish, bang up to date, in

Origin

Late 16th century: from brand + new, with the idea 'straight from the fire'.

Definition of brand new in US English:

brand new

adjectiveˈbran(d) ˈˌn(y)o͞oˈbræn(d) ˈˌn(j)u

Completely new.
Graham's uniform was brand new
a brand-new Oxford dictionary
Example sentencesExamples
- It was like the ref had a brand new yellow card and wanted to see if it worked.
- Her flat is brand new but small so luckily there was an extra communal room big enough to fit the thirty or so people.
- Each is highly entertaining and can be heard at a brand new listening point set up at the museum.
- In Romsey, two schools destined for the axe were rolled into one to create a brand new primary school.
- This will give consumers a choice between buying brand new cartridges or reusing old ones.
- He loved it, that smell of fresh paint and brand new equipment and furniture.
- I'm glad that song came back to me, and made me laugh in the face of another brand new day.
- As the stadium is brand new the facilities for the audience will be superb.
- Imagine my amazement to see a new hole appear by the weekend in the brand new, resurfaced road.
- The blade, brand new and shining, calls with a seductive voice that I must ignore.
- It is interesting working on something brand new and trying to establish a tone and a house style.
- The character designs are enchantingly familiar, but brand new at the same time.
- Ultimately, the only equipment a baby must have brand new is a cot mattress and a car seat.
- They sang a variety of songs from Abba to Sondheim, from old classics to brand new numbers.
- We will be continuing to operate from a brand new larger store opening soon in Leeds city centre.
- I was appalled by all the stalls that were selling brand new goods, supposedly cheap.
- The name of this conspiracy is brand new and I know this because I have just invented it.
- These girls are so young, so fresh and clearly brand new to what's ahead of them.
- Still, the blog has a brand new and much more robust commenting system which works in a very similar way.
- Industrialised farming has also thrown up brand new diseases which may threaten humans.
Synonyms
most recent, newest, just out, just released, fresh, present-day, up to date, up to the minute, state-of-the-art, current, modern, contemporary, modernistic, fashionable, in fashion, in vogue, voguish, bang up to date, in

Origin

Late 16th century: from brand + new, with the idea ‘straight from the fire’.

单词	brand new
释义	Definition of brand new in English: brand new adjectivebrand ˈnjuːˈbræn(d) ˈˌn(j)u Completely new. Graham's uniform was brand new a brand-new Oxford dictionary Example sentencesExamples He loved it, that smell of fresh paint and brand new equipment and furniture. Her flat is brand new but small so luckily there was an extra communal room big enough to fit the thirty or so people. Imagine my amazement to see a new hole appear by the weekend in the brand new, resurfaced road. These girls are so young, so fresh and clearly brand new to what's ahead of them. As the stadium is brand new the facilities for the audience will be superb. Industrialised farming has also thrown up brand new diseases which may threaten humans. The name of this conspiracy is brand new and I know this because I have just invented it. The blade, brand new and shining, calls with a seductive voice that I must ignore. This will give consumers a choice between buying brand new cartridges or reusing old ones. The character designs are enchantingly familiar, but brand new at the same time. Each is highly entertaining and can be heard at a brand new listening point set up at the museum. I'm glad that song came back to me, and made me laugh in the face of another brand new day. Still, the blog has a brand new and much more robust commenting system which works in a very similar way. We will be continuing to operate from a brand new larger store opening soon in Leeds city centre. Ultimately, the only equipment a baby must have brand new is a cot mattress and a car seat. They sang a variety of songs from Abba to Sondheim, from old classics to brand new numbers. It is interesting working on something brand new and trying to establish a tone and a house style. In Romsey, two schools destined for the axe were rolled into one to create a brand new primary school. It was like the ref had a brand new yellow card and wanted to see if it worked. I was appalled by all the stalls that were selling brand new goods, supposedly cheap. Synonyms most recent, newest, just out, just released, fresh, present-day, up to date, up to the minute, state-of-the-art, current, modern, contemporary, modernistic, fashionable, in fashion, in vogue, voguish, bang up to date, in Origin Late 16th century: from brand + new, with the idea 'straight from the fire'. Definition of brand new in US English: brand new adjectiveˈbran(d) ˈˌn(y)o͞oˈbræn(d) ˈˌn(j)u Completely new. Graham's uniform was brand new a brand-new Oxford dictionary Example sentencesExamples It was like the ref had a brand new yellow card and wanted to see if it worked. Her flat is brand new but small so luckily there was an extra communal room big enough to fit the thirty or so people. Each is highly entertaining and can be heard at a brand new listening point set up at the museum. In Romsey, two schools destined for the axe were rolled into one to create a brand new primary school. This will give consumers a choice between buying brand new cartridges or reusing old ones. He loved it, that smell of fresh paint and brand new equipment and furniture. I'm glad that song came back to me, and made me laugh in the face of another brand new day. As the stadium is brand new the facilities for the audience will be superb. Imagine my amazement to see a new hole appear by the weekend in the brand new, resurfaced road. The blade, brand new and shining, calls with a seductive voice that I must ignore. It is interesting working on something brand new and trying to establish a tone and a house style. The character designs are enchantingly familiar, but brand new at the same time. Ultimately, the only equipment a baby must have brand new is a cot mattress and a car seat. They sang a variety of songs from Abba to Sondheim, from old classics to brand new numbers. We will be continuing to operate from a brand new larger store opening soon in Leeds city centre. I was appalled by all the stalls that were selling brand new goods, supposedly cheap. The name of this conspiracy is brand new and I know this because I have just invented it. These girls are so young, so fresh and clearly brand new to what's ahead of them. Still, the blog has a brand new and much more robust commenting system which works in a very similar way. Industrialised farming has also thrown up brand new diseases which may threaten humans. Synonyms most recent, newest, just out, just released, fresh, present-day, up to date, up to the minute, state-of-the-art, current, modern, contemporary, modernistic, fashionable, in fashion, in vogue, voguish, bang up to date, in Origin Late 16th century: from brand + new, with the idea ‘straight from the fire’.
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