英语词汇“recent”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

ETYMOLOGYrecent

Origin: 1400-1500 French Latin recens fresh, recent

COLLOCATIONS► most recent

Irving’s most recent novel

► in recent years/months/times etc.

The unemployment rate has declined in recent years.

THESAURUSrecently made► new

recently made, built, invented, written, etc.: Can the new drugs help her? Have you tried that new restaurant on Fourth Street?

► recent

made or done a short time ago: Recent research has shown that the drug is effective.

► brand new

(also brand-new) new and never used before. Used especially about something you have just bought: He was driving a brand-new car.

► original

completely new and different from anything that has been done or thought of before: The artist’s paintings are completely original.

► fresh

fresh ideas or ways of doing something are new, different, and interesting: We need a fresh approach to this problem.

► latest

used about a film, book, fashion, etc. that is the newest one: Have you read his latest novel?

► novel

new and unusual: The mayor has proposed a novel solution to the problem of gang violence.

► innovative

using new ideas that have not been tried before: The students came up with some innovative ideas for recycling household waste.

► revolutionary

completely changing the way things have been done in a way that is good: A revolutionary new treatment for cancer could save many lives.

► newfound

a newfound ability or feeling is new and often leads to changes. Used especially in writing: Teenagers love the newfound freedom that comes with learning to drive.

单词	recent
释义	recentrecent /ˈrisənt/ ●●● S2 W1 adjective [usually before noun] Etymology ETYMOLOGYrecent Origin: 1400-1500 French Latin recens fresh, recent Collocations COLLOCATIONS► most recent Irving’s most recent novel ► in recent years/months/times etc. The unemployment rate has declined in recent years. Thesaurus THESAURUSrecently made► new recently made, built, invented, written, etc.: Can the new drugs help her? Have you tried that new restaurant on Fourth Street? ► recent made or done a short time ago: Recent research has shown that the drug is effective. ► brand new (also brand-new) new and never used before. Used especially about something you have just bought: He was driving a brand-new car. ► original completely new and different from anything that has been done or thought of before: The artist’s paintings are completely original. ► fresh fresh ideas or ways of doing something are new, different, and interesting: We need a fresh approach to this problem. ► latest used about a film, book, fashion, etc. that is the newest one: Have you read his latest novel? ► novel new and unusual: The mayor has proposed a novel solution to the problem of gang violence. ► innovative using new ideas that have not been tried before: The students came up with some innovative ideas for recycling household waste. ► revolutionary completely changing the way things have been done in a way that is good: A revolutionary new treatment for cancer could save many lives. ► newfound a newfound ability or feeling is new and often leads to changes. Used especially in writing: Teenagers love the newfound freedom that comes with learning to drive. 1having happened or started only a short time ago: recent research into the causes of cancer Irving’s most recent novelin recent years/months/times etc. The unemployment rate has declined in recent years.► see thesaurus at new2in recent memory during the time that most people are able to remember: It was one of the worst storms in recent memory. [Origin: 1400–1500 French, Latin recens fresh, recent]—recentness noun [uncountable]
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