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new year, new me

UK/ˈnjuː jɪə ˈnjuː miː//ˈnu ˌjɪɹ ˈnu ˌmi/

new year, new me phrase: used to indicate a person's intention to adopt significant personal changes or improvements at the start of a new calendar year.

new year, new me: used to indicate a person's intention to adopt significant personal changes or improvements at the...
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Phrase

new year, new me

  1. (informal) Used to indicate a person's intention to adopt significant personal changes or improvements at the start of a new calendar year.

Origin of new year, new me

From new year + new + me.

Questions about new year, new me

What does new year, new me mean?
New year, new me means used to indicate a person's intention to adopt significant personal changes or improvements at the start of a new calendar year.
What part of speech is new year, new me?
New year, new me is a phrase.
How do you pronounce new year, new me?
New year, new me is pronounced /ˈnjuː jɪə ˈnjuː miː/ (UK).

Words near new year, new me in the dictionary

  1. New Year's Eve
  2. New Year's Eves
  3. New Year's flask
  4. New Year's resolution
  5. New Year's resolutions
  6. new year, new me
  7. New Years
  8. New York
  9. New York aster
  10. New York bat
  11. New York bats

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