Definition of new-broom in English:

new-broom

verb ˌnjuːˈbruːm

no object To set about making widespread or fundamental changes. Also with object: to make (one's way) like a new broom.

1950s; earliest use found in Ngaio Marsh (1895–1982), detective novelist and theatre director. From new broom.

verbˌnjuːˈbruːm

no object To set about making widespread or fundamental changes. Also with object: to make (one's way) like a new broom.

1950s; earliest use found in Ngaio Marsh (1895–1982), detective novelist and theatre director. From new broom.

词汇	new-broom
释义	Definition of new-broom in English: new-broom verb ˌnjuːˈbruːm no object To set about making widespread or fundamental changes. Also with object: to make (one's way) like a new broom. Origin 1950s; earliest use found in Ngaio Marsh (1895–1982), detective novelist and theatre director. From new broom. Definition of new-broom in US English: new-broom verbˌnjuːˈbruːm no object To set about making widespread or fundamental changes. Also with object: to make (one's way) like a new broom. Origin 1950s; earliest use found in Ngaio Marsh (1895–1982), detective novelist and theatre director. From new broom.
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