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新 (xīn) is used to refer to something that is new or recently changed, while 全新 (quánxīn) is used to refer to something that is completely new and unused.
For example, if you bought a new phone, you could say 我买了一部新手机 (wǒ mǎile yī bù xīn shǒujī). However, if you bought a phone that was still in its original packaging and had never been used, you could say 我买了一部全新的手机 (wǒ mǎile yī bù quánxīn de shǒujī).
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You can express the concept of something being "newly improved" using 新 (xīn) by saying 新改进 (xīn gǎijìn). 新 (xīn) means "new" and 改进 (gǎijìn) means "improvement". Together, they form the phrase 新改进 (xīn gǎijìn), which means "newly improved".
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In Chinese, the word 新 (xīn) primarily means "new," "unused," "recently married," or "recently." You can use it on people in certain contexts. For instance, if you want to refer to someone who is recently married, you might use 新人 (xīn rén), which specifically means "newlywed." This term clearly conveys the idea of someone who has recently entered into marriage.
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