| 单词 | afresh |
| 释义 | afresh (əfreʃ ) adverb [ADVERB after verb] If you do something afresh, you do it again in a different way. They believe that the only hope for the French left is to start afresh. Only one expert source seemed prepared to analyse the problem afresh, from first principles. Synonyms: again, newly, once again, once more Collocations: look afresh You will be in a calm, assured mood and when you look afresh at home plans you see a way to make them work. The Sun (2009) It may help if we look afresh at what we do during Lent. Times, Sunday Times (2009) She wants to shake us awake, to make us look afresh at the food we eat. Times, Sunday Times (2008) Tell him you need to look afresh at your relationship, as parents and lovers. The Sun (2015) So we should be looking at the issue of personal resilience and we should be looking afresh at educational attainment. The Sun (2016) I just want to move on from all this and start afresh. The Sun Get rid of outdated information from the past and start afresh. The Sun Start afresh each spring with vigorous young new cuttings. The Sun And yet to get there, you must be prepared ruthlessly to chuck out what isn't working and start afresh. Times, Sunday Times The verbal contrast, though slight, marks the difference between a nihilistic denial of human connection and a desperate need to start afresh. The Times Literary Supplement Translations: Chinese: 重新地 Japanese: 新たに |
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