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全新 — pronunciations, definitions, and tags
HanziPinyinEnglishTags
全新quánxīnall newHSK 5, unknown, 19 strokes, rank #2790, Hard
全新quánxīncompletely newHSK 5, unknown, 19 strokes, rank #2790, Hard
quánxīn(quan2xin1) T2
  1. 1all new
  2. 2completely new
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March 24, 2026

全新quánxīn(quan2xin1)

全新 (quán xīn) means 'completely new' or 'all new'. It is commonly used to describe items that have never been used or are in brand new condition, such as products, clothing, or technology. This term emphasizes the freshness and untouched quality of the object being described.

Strokes19Frequency#2790DifficultyHard
Cultural Note

In Chinese culture, the concept of '全新' is particularly valued in consumerism, where newness often signifies quality and prestige. This is especially evident during shopping festivals where consumers are drawn to brand new products.

Memory Tip

Imagine a brand new car that shines brightly, representing the idea of '全新'. The character '全' (quán) looks like it has everything '全' ('all'), while '新' (xīn) resembles a new leaf sprouting, symbolizing newness. Together, they create a vivid image of something that is entirely new.

Meanings of 全新

quánxīn(quan2xin1)
1all new
2completely new
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About 全新

全新Simplified
19Strokes
—Radical
形容词xíngróngcíadjective (adj.)Part of Speech
#—Frequency Rank
HSK 3.0L5IntermediateHSKKL3CEFRC1

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AI Study Notes for 全新

Quick Contrast

全新 (quán xīn) vs 新 (xīn): use 全新 when emphasizing that something is completely new and unused, while 新 can refer to something that is simply new but may have been used or not in pristine condition.

Usage Notes

Be cautious not to confuse 全新 with 新 (xīn), which simply means 'new' without the emphasis of being completely new. It is typically used in both formal and informal contexts, especially in advertising or product descriptions. Common collocations include 全新产品 (quán xīn chǎn pǐn - completely new product) and 全新设计 (quán xīn shè jì - brand new design).

HSK Study Tips

While 全新 is not explicitly listed in HSK levels, it is useful for learners at HSK 3 or 4, as it builds on the knowledge of basic adjectives. Focus on its usage in describing products and how it contrasts with other terms for 'new'.

Common Mistakes

Learners often incorrectly use 全新 to describe used items, saying '这件衣服是全新' (This piece of clothing is completely new) when it is actually second-hand. The correct expression should be '这件衣服是新的' (This piece of clothing is new).

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Component Characters

全quánall
HSK 46 strokes入
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新xīnnew
HSK 113 strokes斤
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How to say all new in Chinese

“all new” in Chinese is全新quánxīn

全新 (quán xīn) means 'completely new' or 'all new'. It is commonly used to describe items that have never been used or are in brand new condition, such as products, clothing, or technology. This term emphasizes the freshness and untouched quality of the object being described.

When to use 全新

Be cautious not to confuse 全新 with 新 (xīn), which simply means 'new' without the emphasis of being completely new. It is typically used in both formal and informal contexts, especially in advertising or product descriptions. Common collocations include 全新产品 (quán xīn chǎn pǐn - completely new product) and 全新设计 (quán xīn shè jì - brand new design).

全新 or something close to it

全新 (quán xīn) vs 新 (xīn): use 全新 when emphasizing that something is completely new and unused, while 新 can refer to something that is simply new but may have been used or not in pristine condition.

What learners get wrong

Learners often incorrectly use 全新 to describe used items, saying '这件衣服是全新' (This piece of clothing is completely new) when it is actually second-hand. The correct expression should be '这件衣服是新的' (This piece of clothing is new).

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Frequently Asked Questions about 全新

No, 全新 specifically means 'completely new' and should only be used for items that have never been used.

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