novelty

简单释义：

n.新颖；新奇；新鲜；新奇的事物（或人、环境）

adj.新奇的；风格独特的

网络新颖性；新奇性；新奇事物

变形：

复数：novelties  

完整释义：

n.

1.新颖,新奇,新鲜
2.新颖技巧动作
3.新奇景象,新奇的地方
4.新事物,新奇事,新奇事情,新奇的事物
5.新鲜玩意儿
6.革新
7.新产品
8.新奇,珍奇,奇异;新奇的东西[事情];【商业】新颖小巧物品[玩具、服饰等]

例句：

1. On her white shirtwaist was a pleated jabot of cheap lace, caught with a large novelty pin of imitation coral.
   她的白罩衫前面缀着蕾丝做的百褶边，被一枚夸张的仿珊瑚大别针束住。

2. invention patent application within six months before the date of any of the following circumstances, does not lose its novelty.
   申请专利的发明创造在申请日以前六个月内，有下列情形之一的，不丧失新颖性。

3. Using the planet's natural coolness, though, is something of a novelty.
   但是，利用地球自然界中的凉爽却是一个新奇的事物。

4. Actually running a household sort of takes the novelty out of pretending to make dinner, do the ironing, and tidy the kitchen.
   实际上，过家家就是拿出一堆小玩具假装做饭、烫衣服，还有打扫厨房。

5. Postcards continued to be used by people of modest means to convey important family news long after telephones ceased to be a novelty.
   在电话是稀松平常之物，人们曾还继续使用明信片这种委婉的方式来传达重要的家庭消息。

6. Now that two of her three successors have been female, the phrase 'Madam Secretary' is no longer a novelty.
   她的三位继任者都为女性，大概“女国务卿”也就不新鲜了。

7. Perhaps he found it a novelty encountering something he had never met before: an honest politician.
   或许他觉得这是一次新鲜的遭遇，一件他从来没有遇到过的事情，一个诚实的政客。

8. Doing things openly and by the book will be a bit of a novelty for a Greek government.
   开诚布公且按照常规行事对希腊政府来说有些新颖。

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