New Yorker
1>    -

New Zealander
1> ; 

new-blown
1>   ;  ( )
_Ex:
new-blown hopes _.  

new-built
1>  ( );  ;  

2>  

new-coined
1>    ( )
2>   , 
_Ex:
new-coined words    

new-come
1>  ; 

new-create
1> _.  

new-day
1> _. 

new-fallen
1>    ( )
2> _.  ( )

new-fashioned
1>  _. 
_Ex:
new-fashioned hats  
_Ex:
new-fashioned mode of painting    (
)
2>  ,  

new-fledged
1>   

new-furnish
1>    

new-laid
1>   ,  ( )
_Ex:
new-laid egg  - 

new-made
1>  , 
_Ex:
new-made grave  
2>  , 
_Id:
new-made honour   (  . .) 
 (  . .);  ,


new-mown
1>  ( )
2>  ( )
3>    ( )

new-ploughed field
1>  ,  

new-rich
1> ;  
2>   ; 

new-sprung
1> 

newborn
1> ;   
_Ex:
newborn baby  ()
_Ex:
freedom _.  
2> , ; 

newcomer
1> , ;   (  )
_Ex:
words that are newcomers in the langauge ,  
  
2> ;  ( -. ); ; 


newel
1> _.   ;   ( 
 )

newfangled
1> _. 
_Ex:
newfangled fashions  
_Ex:
newfangled ideas  
_Ex:
newfangled theories  

newfound
1>  
2> 
_Ex:
newfound land  

Newfoundland
1> 
2> ,  (. Newfoundland dog;  )

Newfoundlander
1>  
2> ,  (. Newfoundlander dog;  )
3> ,  

Newgate
1> _.   ( )
_Ex:
Newgate bird . , 
_Ex:
Newgate Calendar _. " " (
)
_Id:
Newgate knocker _. ,   
_Id:
to walk Newgate fashion  
_Id:
Newgate frill (fringe) ,  

newground
1> _. _. ; 

newish
1>  

newly
1> , ; -, -
_Ex:
furniture newly arranged -  
_Ex:
an old idea newly expressed  , - 
_Ex:
a newly repeated slander   
2> ,  
_Ex:
a newly married couple , 
_Ex:
newly come from the sea     
_Ex:
the gate has been newly painted  

newly-weed
1> ; 
_Ex:
the newly-weeds 

Newmarket
1>  (,   )
2> (n.)    
3> (n.)  (  )

newness
1> 

news
1> , ; , , 
_Ex:
what's the news?  ?
_Ex:
here is an interesting piece of news   
_Ex:
to break the news to smb. ()  -. 

_Ex:
I've had no news from him for a long time    
   
_Ex:
that's news to me    ,    
_Ex:
I want to hear all your news ,    
(  )
_Ex:
I was shocked at (by) the news     
_Ex:
it may be news to many of our readers that...  
    , ...
2>  (, )
_Ex:
latest news  
_Ex:
current news  
_Ex:
foreign news  -  (- )
_Ex:
home news      (
)
_Ex:
stop-press news "  " ( ), 
  
3> ,   
_Ex:
news bureau (service)  
_Ex:
news analyst ()  (  . .)
_Ex:
news blackout     
_Ex:
news coverage  (-.)  ; 

_Ex:
news flash    ( ,  )
_Ex:
news gatherer, _. news hack (digger-upper) _. 
_Ex:
news house  
_Ex:
news film , ; 

_Ex:
news depo _.  
_Id:
to be in the news    ;  
 
_Id:
this is news     (   . .)
_Id:
to be making the news    
_Id:
no news is good news _.   -  
_Id:
bad news travels quickly, ill news flies fast (apace)
_.      

news agency
1>  ;  

news conference
1> - (.  )

news hole
1> _. _.      
_Ex:
to expand the news hole      
 

news media
1>   (,   . .)

news peg
1> ,   ,  ,
   . .

news release
1>    (.  );
-

news stall
1>  

news story
1> ()   ( )

news-bulletin
1>   ()
2>  ,  ( )

news-sheet
1> 
2> _.    ,  
 (XVI - XVII .)
3> _. 

news-theatre
1>  - 

news-value
1>    
_Ex:
he has news-value     

news-writer
1> ;
() 

newsagent
1>  ,   

newsbeat
1>   (); ,  


newsboard
1>  

newsboy
1> ,   (. )

newsbreak
1>  ; ,   
;    

newscast
1>  ,   ( 
)
2>    (    )

newscaster
1>    (  )
2> 

newscasting
1>    (   )

newsdealer
1> _.  ,   

newseditor
1>       
(   . .)

newshawk
1> _. ,  
2> _. , 

newshawker
1> _. ,  
2> _. , 

newshen
1> _. -

newshound
1> _. , 

newsie
1> ,   (. )

newsletter
1>   (, )
2> _.    ,  
 (XVI - XVII .)

newsmagazine
1> -  (. )

newsmaker
1> _. ,     ( ); 
  
2>  ; ,   
;    

newsman
1> ,  
2> _. , , 

newsmonger
1> ; ;   

newsmongering
1> , ;     

newspaper
1> 
_Ex:
newspaper's masthead      
  ,    . .
_Ex:
newspaper file  
_Ex:
newspaper heading  
_Ex:
newspaper library _. _. (  ): 
; ""     
_Ex:
newspaper English  ( ); 
 
_Ex:
newspaper clipping (cutting)  
_Ex:
newspaper item (paragraph)  
_Ex:
newspaper office  
_Ex:
newspaper holder (rod, stick) 
2> _.  

newspaper-boy
1> ,   (. )

newspaperese
1> _.  ;  ,  
 

newspaperman
1>  , 
2>    

newspaperwoman
1> ; - 

newspeak
1> _. _. "", "",  ,
 

newsperson
1> ; ;  (  )
2>    (  )

newsprint
1> _.  

newsreader
1>    (  )
2> -  

newsreel
1> _. ,  , 
_Ex:
newsreel cameraman ,  
_Ex:
newsreel shooting  ; 

_Ex:
newsreel shot  
2> _. _.   

newsroom
1> ,   ( );  
2> _.   ( ,    )

newsstand
1> _.  

newsvendor
1>  

newsweekly
1> - 

newswoman
1> , . -

newsworthy
1>    , ,  ( )

newsy
1> _. _. ,   (. )
2> _.    
_Ex:
newsy letter ,     
3> ,  

newt
1> _.  (Triturus)

newton
1> _.  ( )

Newtonian
1> 
_Ex:
Newtonian attraction _.  

Newyorican
1> _. "",  - 


next
1> 
_Ex:
in the next chapter   
_Ex:
by the next mail  
_Ex:
the next person to arrive was N.   N.
_Ex:
(take) the next turning to the right   
_Ex:
the next dress I buy shall be black  , 
  ,  
_Ex:
in the next place -;   ; 
2> , 
_Ex:
my next neighbour   
_Ex:
next but one  
_Ex:
the shop is in the next house but one  
   
3>  ( ); 
_Ex:
next day   , 
_Ex:
next year   ( ) 
_Ex:
next October     (   
-);     (  
 -)
_Ex:
on Tuesday next     
_Ex:
not till next time   ;   
4> _.  
_Ex:
the next day before Easter  
5>  . . .: ,    
_Ex:
next please!  (  );  
 ?;  
_Ex:
her next was a greengrocer      
_Ex:
her next was a girl     
_Ex:
we will tell you in our next      
     
_Ex:
to be continued in our next    
_Ex:
next of blood _.  
_Id:
the next man _.  , 
_Id:
he knows it as well as the next man     
 
_Id:
he is as good as the next man    
_Id:
the next world   (  )
_Id:
next way _.  
_Id:
I speak the truth the next way (Shakespeare)  
 
6> , , 
_Ex:
next we went to N.'s     N.
_Ex:
who comes next?  ?
_Ex:
what shall I do next?     () ?
_Ex:
the doctor spoke next, I spoke after him  
.    
_Ex:
he is poet first, scientist next    ,
   
_Ex:
to come next , 
_Ex:
this comes next    ()  
_Ex:
what comes next?  ?,    ?
7>  ;   
_Ex:
in the week next ensuing   
_Ex:
next most important (_. next important)  

_Ex:
my next oldest daughter      
_Ex:
next higher commander _.  
8>   , 
_Ex:
when next we meet    ,  
 
_Ex:
when shall I meet you next?      ?
9> _-. 
_Ex:
what next!  !,    !,  
!
_Ex:
what will he be saying next?     ?
10> prep      
 -., -.:  , 
_Ex:
a seat next the window   
_Ex:
whom did you sit next at dinner? ()    
 ?
_Ex:
the chair next the fire   
_Ex:
our hotel is next to post office   ()
  
_Ex:
the carriage next the engine    
_Ex:
I can't bear wool next my skin     
  () 
_Ex:
the thing next my heart    

next best
1>    ;   
 
_Ex:
that is her next best dress      


next door
1>  , 
_Ex:
to live next door  
_Ex:
the girl next door 
2> (to) ,   
_Ex:
next door to impossible  
_Ex:
next door to blasphemy   
_Ex:
to be next door to starving  

next friend
1> _. ,     
 (    )

next of kin
1>   (   
  )

next to
1> 
_Ex:
next to nothing  
_Ex:
next to impossible  , ,  
()
_Ex:
it was next to impossible to escape them    
  ();     

_Ex:
there was next to nobody at the meeting   
()   
_Ex:
there is next to no evidence    
_Ex:
in next to no time ;    
_Ex:
I know next to no astronomy     
 
2> prep      
 -., -.:  , 
_Ex:
a seat next to the window   
_Ex:
the chair next to the fire   
3>     ,   . . ,
  ,   . .
_Ex:
St.-Petersburg is the largest city in Russia next to Moscow
  -     
_Ex:
next to Beethoven he liked Bach best of all  
      (  
 )
_Id:
to get next to smb. _. _.   -.  ;
  -.;  -.
_Id:
to get next to smth. _. _.  -., 
 (  . .);  -.; 
-.
_Id:
to get next to an idea  () 
_Id:
to get next to a department  ()
 -. 
_Id:
to put smb. next to smth. _. _.  -. 
-.
_Id:
I'll put you next to the real state of things   
    

next-door
1> , 
_Ex:
next-door neighbours  

next-to-last
1> 

nextly
1> _. , 

nexus
1> _. ; 
2> _.  (, )
_Ex:
causal nexus  
_Ex:
the cash nexus  
3> _. _. 

Nez Perce
1>     " "

ngultrum
1> ,   (  )

