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09:02 Jun 13, 2012 |
German to English translations [PRO] Bus/Financial - General / Conversation / Greetings / Letters | |||||||
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| Selected response from: Sarah Bessioud Germany Local time: 09:54 | ||||||
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We're starting with a clean slate again Explanation: I'd avoid something negative like "back to the drawing board again". This would imply that they are able to start out again with a clean slate, able to make their mark this year too. We're starting with a clean slate again, or we're starting over with a clean slate. |
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Off to a fresh start Explanation: positively speaking |
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We're back to square one Explanation: Am not sure if you want to be positive - being able to have a second chance - or slightly negative as in We're back to square one -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 7 Min. (2012-06-13 09:10:42 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- and if it is slightly negative then you could also say It's back to the drawing board -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 15 Min. (2012-06-13 09:18:01 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- Sorry, added comment before I saw your comment Then how about We've cleaned the slate It's time to start anew/afresh Let's start anew/afresh It's a fresh start |
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Time to start over Explanation: again |
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We're off to a new beginning/Welcome to a new beginning Explanation: sounds like an appropriate way to greet the new year Reference: http://siddhayatan.org/blog/siddhalishree/new-beginnings-sta... |
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All sign point to a new beginning Explanation: Just one more suggestion. |
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New page, new beginning Explanation: Another alternative |
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