新奇的英語：novel。讀音：英?[?n?vl]，美?[?nɑ?vl]。詞義：adj. 新奇的；異常的；n. 小說；n. (Novel)人名；(法、西、英)諾韋爾。

參考例句：

• such gustatory exotica as killer bee honey and fresh catnip sauce.
  象非洲蜜蜂的蜂蜜和鮮樟腦草醬這樣給人帶來新奇味覺的事物
• There are the much less talked-about, more exotic designs for anti-matter weapons and brain bombs
  還有那些人們不大談到的，構(gòu)想更為新奇的反物質(zhì)武器和腦彈的設(shè)計(jì)。
• The thought of the composition is novel
  辭趣新奇
• He has itching ears.
  他愛聽新奇的事
• The Dutch have taken Holland.
  老話!并非新奇!
• The newfangled doctrine of utility
  新奇的實(shí)效學(xué)說
• There are three things which the public will always clamour for sooner or later,namely,novelty,novelty,novelty.
  有三樣?xùn)|西早晚會(huì)為一般大眾始終鬧著要的就是:新奇、新奇、新奇。
• It feels strange to be visiting the place again after all these years.
  時(shí)隔多年,舊地重訪使人感到很新奇.
• His strange new hairstyle is the cause of much merriment.
  他那新奇的發(fā)式成為笑柄。
• The novelty will soon pall on them.
  那種新奇不久就會(huì)使他們感到厭倦。

novel是什么意思：
n. 小說
adj. 新穎的；與眾不同的

• It is a dense novel.
  這是一本晦澀難懂的小說。
• The scene or setting, as of a novel.
  場景一部分小說的場面或布景
• The novel is considered a brilliant performance.
  這部小說被認(rèn)為是杰出的佳作。
• They roasted his new novel.
  他們狠狠挖苦他的新小說。
• The novel is being arranged for the stage.
  正在改編小說使適宜于上演。