novelty

/nov-uhl-tee/US // ˈnɒv əl ti //UK // (ˈnɒvəltɪ) //

新颖性,新颖,新颖的,新奇

Definitions

n.名词 noun

1
plural nov·el·ties.
- : state or quality of being novel, new, or unique; newness: the novelty of a new job.
- : a novel occurrence, experience, or proceeding: His sarcastic witticisms had ceased being an entertaining novelty.
- : an article of trade whose value is chiefly decorative, comic, or the like and whose appeal is often transitory: a store catering to tourists who loaded up with souvenir pennants and other novelties.

adj.形容词 adjective

1
- : Textiles. consisting of a combination of basic weaves. having a pattern or design produced by a novelty weave. having irregularities within the fibrous structure.
- : of or relating to novelties as articles of trade: novelty goods; novelty items.
- : having or displaying novelties: novelty shop.

nounnewness, originality

Forms: novelties

Synonyms

Blue Q is the champion of socks with novelty sayings to delight anyone looking for a bit of fun in their footwear.
It’s more of a novelty to see the candidates together on stage for the first time.
If you are looking for a fun cover that’s still a little more sophisticated than a novelty notebook with a quippy saying, then this journal from Keegood could be the right way to go.
He still envisions a world where internal combustion engines only exist as novelties.
We are wired to enjoy novelty—it makes us feel good and happy.
“The novelty of David Duke has worn off,” said Scalise then.
Novelty aside, the real question is whether these avowedly chaste men of the cloth are listening.
Not even the hawkiest neo-conservative is calling for war, a novelty in recent American history.
The appeal of Bitcoin lies in part in its novelty and techy-ness.
For them, novelty and naughtiness were the ultimate aphrodisiacs.
One of the strongest objections against the use of the "Indian novelty" was its ruinous cost at this period.
And now commenced a life of seclusion and retirement, which both of them enjoyed from its very novelty.

/nov-uhl-tee/US // ˈnɒv əl ti //UK // (ˈnɒvəltɪ) //

新颖性,新颖,新颖的,新奇

n.名词 noun

1
plural nov·el·ties.
- : state or quality of being novel, new, or unique; newness: the novelty of a new job.
- : a novel occurrence, experience, or proceeding: His sarcastic witticisms had ceased being an entertaining novelty.
- : an article of trade whose value is chiefly decorative, comic, or the like and whose appeal is often transitory: a store catering to tourists who loaded up with souvenir pennants and other novelties.

adj.形容词 adjective

1
- : Textiles. consisting of a combination of basic weaves. having a pattern or design produced by a novelty weave. having irregularities within the fibrous structure.
- : of or relating to novelties as articles of trade: novelty goods; novelty items.
- : having or displaying novelties: novelty shop.

nounnewness, originality

Forms: novelties

Synonyms

Blue Q is the champion of socks with novelty sayings to delight anyone looking for a bit of fun in their footwear.
It’s more of a novelty to see the candidates together on stage for the first time.
If you are looking for a fun cover that’s still a little more sophisticated than a novelty notebook with a quippy saying, then this journal from Keegood could be the right way to go.
He still envisions a world where internal combustion engines only exist as novelties.
We are wired to enjoy novelty—it makes us feel good and happy.
“The novelty of David Duke has worn off,” said Scalise then.
Novelty aside, the real question is whether these avowedly chaste men of the cloth are listening.
Not even the hawkiest neo-conservative is calling for war, a novelty in recent American history.
The appeal of Bitcoin lies in part in its novelty and techy-ness.
For them, novelty and naughtiness were the ultimate aphrodisiacs.
One of the strongest objections against the use of the "Indian novelty" was its ruinous cost at this period.
And now commenced a life of seclusion and retirement, which both of them enjoyed from its very novelty.