like the new time
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Contents
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English
1.1
Pronunciation
1.2
Prepositional phrase
1.3
See also
English
Pronunciation
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Prepositional phrase
like
the
new
time
(
simile
,
colloquial
,
Ireland
)
Furiously
or
vigorously
,
repeatedly
.
He was running
like the new time
when the dog chased him.
See also
to beat the band
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