new-found
new-found — 形容詞
1. used about a good quality, feeling, or ability that someone has only recently be
新獲得的
最近才發現或擁有的（特質、能力）
used about a good quality, feeling, or ability that someone has only recently begun to have
Christopher's new-found confidence helped him speak up at every team meeting.
Christopher 近期獲得的自信心讓他在每次團隊會議中都能勇敢發言。
new-found + abstract noun (confidence)
After months of practice, Asher felt a new-found respect for classical music.
經過幾個月的練習，Asher 對古典音樂產生了全新的敬意。
The local library saw a new-found interest in reading after the summer programme.
暑期活動結束後，當地圖書館發現民眾對閱讀產生了新獲得的興趣。
new-found + interest in [activity]
Nora explored the city with new-found freedom after finishing her final exams.
Nora 完成期末考試後，帶著新獲得的自由探索這座城市。
Kemi's new-found love of gardening completely transformed her tiny balcony.
Kemi 對園藝新萌生的熱愛徹底改變了她狹小的陽台。
new-found + love of [activity]
- new-found confidence
- new-found respect
- new-found freedom
- new-found enthusiasm
- new-found love
- new-found energy
- new-found purpose
- new-found interest
- fresh
more general; can describe physical items or recent experiences, not just inner qualities
- newly acquired
more formal; often used for skills or possessions rather than feelings
- newly discovered
emphasises the discovery aspect; more common for talents or information
- long-standing
describes a quality or feeling that has existed for a long time
- old
general opposite; less specific about duration
文法句型
new-found + abstract noun
用法筆記
Almost always used before a noun (attributive position). Typically collocates with abstract nouns such as confidence, respect, freedom, enthusiasm, or love. The US variant 'newfound' (one word, no hyphen) is also common.
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常用片語
- a new-found sense of
- with new-found