单词	new blood
释义	English American new bloodnoun [ U ] uk/ˌnjuː ˈblʌd/us/ˌnuː ˈblʌd/ people with a lot of energy or fresh ideas who are brought into an organization in order to improve it: The new blood in the team should improve our chances of victory in next week's game. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Employees & colleagues acquihire appointee associate career woman co-worker colleague hire hireling homeworker incumbent mate new broom operative payroll shadow staffer underling wage earner worker working man/woman/person See more results » new bloodnoun [ U ] us/ˈnu ˈblʌd/ people who have just started working or living somewhere who are energetic, enthusiastic, and often, young: The new boss brought in some new blood.
随便看	the rains the Raj the rat race the ravages of disease, time, war the ravages of disease, time, war, etc. the RCMP the readies the real deal the real McCoy the real thing the real thing the real world the real world the rear the Red Army the red carpet the Red Crescent the Red Cross the red eye the Redeemer the Reformation the Reich the reins the remainder the remainder