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Перевод: newness

[существительное]
новизна

Тезаурус:

1. The St Clair had been launched just five months previously and her spick and span shiny newness must have added to the air of wealth and progress.
2. Probably due to the newness of our sample, this proved quite difficult to do, but by the end of the test it was getting easier, either because the sleeve was wearing in, or because we were developing the knack - you must push the sleeve right back.
3. Everything seemed to indicate that Jaromil's enormous yearning for newness (the religion of the New) was only the disguised longing of a virginal youth for the unimaginable experience of the sex act.
4. The frontages were the work of the architects and they worked not in new styles but in revival styles - Gothic, classical, Renaissance, baroque - to comfort and reassure those concerned about the newness of it all.
5. Enter the waters, and you die with Christ and rise to newness of life.
6. They all smelt of useful newness, seeming eager to get on with the job.
7. Cather explores native American newness but with a deep interest in European cultural forms, the epic and pastoral of Virgil, the opera of Wagner.
8. Broadcast their newness around airport lounges by squeaking and creaking but never, ever slipping (God forbid that those hi-grip soles should fail you) around the polished floor.
9. He was challenging the so-called "newness" of the Revolution with the "newness" of the resurrection.
10. He wanted to grasp the newness, or to measure it in some way, hardly daring to hope that it was good.
11. Significantly, most of them are by Americans, for it is in the American academy that the pressure for change, for constantly new forms of newness, is greatest.
12. It is you, in your newness, who will bring about the change.
13. Aim for a newness in your life - think of yourself as newly born, you have no past, no present, no future.