There should be major changes in the government to bring in new blood...
That's what we need, some new blood in the team.
English dictionary. 2008.
New Blood — may refer to: Friday the 13th Part VII: The New Blood, a 1988 film New Blood (Blood, Sweat Tears album), 1972 New Blood (book), a 1999 poetry anthology New Blood , the first episode of the 1999 BBC series Walking with Dinosaurs The New Blood, a… … Wikipedia
New blood — Álbum de Blood, Sweat Tears Publicación 1973 Género(s) Jazz rock Discográfica Columbia Records … Wikipedia Español
new blood — If something needs new blood, it has become stale and needs new ideas or people to invigorate it … The small dictionary of idiomes
new blood — new people in an organization who will provide new ideas and energy. It s time we injected some new blood into this organization … New idioms dictionary
new blood — n. people newly hired, recruited, etc., regarded as a potential source of fresh ideas, renewed vigor, etc. * * * … Universalium
new blood — n. people newly hired, recruited, etc., regarded as a potential source of fresh ideas, renewed vigor, etc … English World dictionary
new blood — noun : an agent that is expected to convey vitality or superior qualities to or renew them in something (as a natural strain or an organization) as retirements provide openings for new blood in the directorate * * * new blood noun 1. (a person… … Useful english dictionary
New Blood — En este artículo se detectaron los siguientes problemas: Necesita ser wikificado conforme a las convenciones de estilo de Wikipedia. Carece de fuentes o referencias que aparezcan en una fuente acreditada. Por favor … Wikipedia Español
new blood — {n.} Something or someone that gives new life or vigor, fresh energy or power. * /New blood was brought into the company through appointment of younger men to important positions./ … Dictionary of American idioms
new blood — {n.} Something or someone that gives new life or vigor, fresh energy or power. * /New blood was brought into the company through appointment of younger men to important positions./ … Dictionary of American idioms
