新房

• 拼音: xīn fáng
• 汉字拆解: 新 = 亲 + 斤 (freshly cut; new); 房 = 户 + 方 (room under a roof)

含义

Bridal chamber; newly purchased or newly built house. In traditional contexts, the room prepared for newlyweds; in modern usage, a brand-new property from a developer.

In modern real estate, 新房 specifically refers to a brand-new property purchased from a developer, as opposed to 二手房 (second-hand property).

例句

1. 婚礼结束后，宾客们将新郎新娘送入了喜气洋洋的新房。
2. 他们用多年的积蓄在市区购置了一套新房。
3. 开发商承诺新房将于明年底前交付，配套设施一应俱全。

用法指南

语境: real estate, weddings, daily life

语气: neutral

正确说法

• 在当前楼市调控政策下，购买新房的按揭贷款利率已有所下调，首次置业者迎来了相对有利的窗口期。(Under the current real estate market regulatory policies, mortgage rates for purchasing new homes have been lowered, offering first-time buyers a relatively favourable window of opportunity.)
• 两位新人在亲友的祝福声中迈入精心布置的新房，开启了他们共同生活的崭新篇章。(To the blessings of family and friends, the newlyweds stepped into their meticulously decorated bridal chamber, beginning a brand-new chapter of their life together.)

错误说法

• 他住在新房 — without context 新房 may imply a bridal chamber; for 'new apartment' specify 新买的房子 or 新建的住宅

起源与历史

新 (new) + 房 (room/house) — a new room, specifically for newlyweds or a newly acquired home

文化背景

时代: Traditional to Modern

世代: All ages

社会背景: Universal