new feature
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nueva función
- The latest update includes a new feature that allows users to customize their profiles.
- add new features
- include new features
So truth be told, this is a brand new feature to our lead funnel.
- So truth be told, this is a brand new feature to our lead funnel.
- They built a new feature based on my feedback.
- I did a live stream and got probably about this new feature called Stars on Facebook.
- But also we want to tell you about a new feature called the Health Profile.
- There are a lot of new features and different things that you can do with laptops.
- So it's these last two that power their new flagship's biggest new features, face Unlock and motion Sense.
- Roughly speaking, it becomes more difficult to know what's going on because of these new features.
- There's a lot of cool new features that I wanted to try on this that I didn't get to try.
- Write code that probably isn't scalable and long term that is going to be very bad for adding on new features to the project.
Examples
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We have a brand new feature we call Smart HDR.
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But also we want to tell you about a new feature called the Health Profile.
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Maybe some of the new features are worth it, but I have to try it out.
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Now, one of the great new features on the 2011 model...
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And we have a new feature for you.
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So one question, what is your favorite new feature or maybe something that stands out?
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Game Time has a new feature called Game Time Picks that makes getting tickets for concerts and events easier.
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You need to know what Apple changed, what they've added, what new features it has, all that good stuff.
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So one of the coolest new features of this, I would say, is the new case that looks like this.
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Your Daily Briefing, a new feature for Chronicle.
Academic text (2016)
Synonyms
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3.9
Bringing in new ideas or ways of doing things
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3.8
An extra part that makes something more detailed or interesting
Antonyms
How New
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5.6
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2.7
Surface Forms
Morphology
The meaning 'a recently introduced function or characteristic' is directly and compositionally derived from 'new' (recent, novel) + 'feature' (a distinguishing property). This is a straightforward noun phrase following common English and cross‑linguistic patterns, so a B1 learner who knows both words will readily infer the MWE meaning.
Etymology
New feature starts from a simple image: think of a product getting a small, useful feature that is new, like a fresh button or tool on your phone. So, it means 'a recently introduced function or part' that makes the product better.