LookItUplike new
Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /laɪk ˈnuː/ · UK /laɪk ˈnjuː/
like new means: Looking or working as well as something that has just been made or bought.
phrase
Looking or working as well as something that has just been made or bought.
- These shoes look like new.
- After the repair, my bike ran like new.
- Does the old sofa still look like new?
adjective
In such good condition that it seems newly made or bought.
- The phone is like new.
- We bought a like-new sofa for half the usual price.
- Her ten-year-old car was still like new.
Questions about like new
What does like new mean?
Looking or working as well as something that has just been made or bought.
What is like new in other languages?
Türkçe: yeni gibi · Español: como nuevo · Français: comme neuf · Deutsch: wie neu · Italiano: come nuovo · 日本語: 新品同様
How do you pronounce like new?
In American English /laɪk ˈnuː/; in British English /laɪk ˈnjuː/.
How do you use like new in a sentence?
These shoes look like new. After the repair, my bike ran like new.
Learn like new while you read
LookItUp shows the meaning that fits your sentence, in your language, and turns new words into quick practice cards.
Coming soon on the App Store LookItUp app for iPhone and iPad