novel

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novel
[ˈnɒvəl]
sustantivo
1novela (f)
adjetivo
2novedoso(a), original (original)

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novel [no-vel]
adjetivo
1Novel, nuevo, moderno.
sustantivo
2Novel, historia fingida.
3Novela, cualquier ley de los emperadores añadida al código de Justiniano. (Foro; Forense)

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novel [ˈnɒvəl] ?
adjective
[+idea, suggestion, method] original; novedoso
Protesters found a novel way of demonstrating against steeply rising oil prices The very idea of a sixth form college was novel in 1962 ...A novel approach to moviemaking
it was a novel experience for him era una experiencia nueva para él
noun
novela; (f)

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novel
adjective
1new, first-time

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novel [no-vel’]
adjective
1New (nuevo), inexperienced.
noun
2Beginner (principiante). (m)

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novel
adjetivo
(nuevo) new; (inexperto) inexperienced
una escritora novel a new writer
sustantivo:masculino_y_femenino
(principiante) beginner; novice

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