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Meanings

noun which may take the genitive case particle 'no', noun

newly appointed; new appointment; inaugural

Used especially with roles and posts, often as 新任の plus a title or person. The English 'inaugural' applies to things connected with taking up the new post, such as a first greeting or address.

新しん任にんの先せん生せいがクラスで自じ己こ紹しょう介かいをした。
The newly appointed teacher introduced herself to the class.
社しゃ長ちょうは新しん任にんのあいさつで改かい革かく方ほう針しんを語かたった。
The president spoke about his reform policy in his inaugural address.

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Usage patterns

新しん任にんの〈人ひと〉the newly appointed ~ (person)
新しん任にんの先せん生せいがクラスに挨あい拶さつをした。
The newly appointed teacher greeted the class.
新しん任にんの挨あい拶さつをするto give one's inaugural greeting/address
彼かれは新しん任にんの挨あい拶さつで今こん後ごの目もく標ひょうを語かたった。
In his inaugural address, he talked about his future goals.