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Definition of brand new in English Turkish dictionary
- hiç kullanılmamış
- yepyeni
Yepyeni bir bisikletim var.
-I've got a brand new bike.
Sami yepyeni bir vites satın aldı.
-Sami bought a brand new gear.
- gıcır gıcır
- Sıfır, hiç kullanılmamış
- (deyim) pırıl pırıl
- son model
son model araba aldım.
- pırıl pırıl
- brandnew
- (Argo) kız gibi
- completely new
- yepyeni
- get a brand new start
- (deyim) Yeni bir başlangıç yapmak
- brand-new
- yepyeni
Belki de yepyeni bir bilgisayar satın alacağım.
-Maybe I will buy a brand-new computer.
Yepyeni bir takım giyiyor musun?
-Are you wearing a brand-new suit?
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Definition of brand new in English English dictionary
- utterly new, as new as possible
- completely new
- bn
- bran-new
They were rabbits like himself, but quite furry and bran-new. They must have been very well made, for their seams didn't show at all,.
- brand spanking new
- utterly new, as new as possible
- brand-new
- conspicuously new; "shiny brand-new shoes"; "a spick-and-span novelty"
- brand-new
- A brand-new object is completely new. Yesterday he went off to buy himself a brand-new car. new and not yet used
- brand-new
- conspicuously new; "shiny brand-new shoes"; "a spick-and-span novelty
- brand-new apartment
- recently constructed apartment
- brandnew
- Quite new; bright as if fresh from the forge
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Turkish pronunciation
bränd nyuPronunciation
/ˈbrand ˈnyo͞o/ /ˈbrænd ˈnjuː/
Etymology
[ 'brand ] (noun.) before 12th century. Most likely from brand in the sense of fire brand (a term often used for the heated glowing end of forged tool); implying something that is newly forged (first citation 1570), or less likely from brand as in a branding iron. The first element of the variant bran new, with the post nasal stop deletion common to English (compare the common pronunciation of hunting as hunning ), is often back etymologized as being from bran as if from cases where new items were supposedly "packaged up with unwanted grain (bran) in the 18th Century to protect the object during transit" (source unknown). Both variants are well attested.Resimler
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