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| 1. | A deposit of recently eroded debris. |
| 冲积物新近的残 |
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| 2. | A person recently married. |
| 新近结婚的人 |
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| 3. | the newly independent nations |
| 新近独立的国家 |
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| 4. | newly revised editio |
| 新近修订版 |
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| 5. | Used as a disparaging term for a British person, especially a recent immigrant. |
| 英国佬用作对英国人的一种蔑称，尤指新近移民的英国人 |
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| 6. | newly industrialized nations |
| 新近工业化的国家 |
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| 7. | negative recency effect |
| 负性新近效应 |
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| 8. | 2000年的天主教大赦年是最新近的裹尸布公众展览。下一个预定的展览将在2025年。 |
| The most recent public exhibition of the Shroud was in2000 for the Great Jubilee. The next scheduled exhibition is in2025. |
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| 9. | recent graduates; a recent addition to the house; recent buds on the apple trees. |
| 新近的毕业生；新近的住宅增加；苹果树的新芽。 |
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| 10. | 1.an emigrant; an immigrant 2.to change one's country of permanent residence |
| 移民 |
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