novelty
US:/ˈnɑv(ə)lti/
UK:/ˈnɒv(ə)lti/
n.:
新颖；新奇；新鲜；新奇的事物（或人、环境）
adj.:
新奇的；风格独特的
网络:
新颖性；新奇性；新奇事物
Word forms: (复数) novelties
Examples
1.
Now that two of her three successors have been female, the phrase 'Madam Secretary' is no longer a novelty.
她的三位继任者都为女性，大概“女国务卿”也就不新鲜了。
2.
Postcards continued to be used by people of modest means to convey important family news long after telephones ceased to be a novelty.
在电话是稀松平常之物，人们曾还继续使用明信片这种委婉的方式来传达重要的家庭消息。
3.
In one of the poorest countries in the region, that lack of novelty is all the more depressing.
身为中美洲最穷困的国家之一，缺乏新颖使全国上下更受压抑。
4.
Although when it was first introduced it was more of a novelty then a necessity as it is now our current contemporary home.
虽然它是首次被引进，对当代家庭来说，它的廉价性远大于它的需要性。
5.
Doing things openly and by the book will be a bit of a novelty for a Greek government.
开诚布公且按照常规行事对希腊政府来说有些新颖。
6.
And in a country that is 93 percent ethnically Han, outsiders remain something of a novelty whether we like it or not.
在这个汉族人口高达93%的国家，外来人口依然是新鲜玩意，不管你乐不乐意。
7.
But at least the novelty is wearing off: nearly a year on, multiparty rule no longer feels quite so alien.
但至少新奇感褪色了：近一年过去了，多党执政不再那么突兀了。
8.
In trying to find long tails everywhere, Mr Anderson risks diluting some of his idea's meaning and novelty.
安德森冒昧地刻意淡化其某些观点的意义和独特性，企图表明“长尾巴”放之四海而皆准。
9.
One of our main strengths is the quality of our ice-cream, and there's is a good market opportunity for the novelty of a choice of flavors.
我们的主要优势之一是我们产品的质量，并且创新口味的产品在市场上有很大商机。
10.
Humorous Phases of Funny Faces was an interesting novelty, but failed to make a real impact on the industry.
《滑稽脸的幽默相》非常新奇有趣，但并没有对动画产生真正的影响。