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Definition of new normal - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
societyrecently established way of living after big changes in society
- Wearing masks became part of the new normal.
- Remote work is now the new normal.
- Online classes became the new normal for students.
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Expressions with new
new phase or period in a story or situation
The company's merger marked a new chapter in its history.
new members expected to improve a group
The team is looking for new blood to win games.
time when something important begins with hope or change
The election marked a new dawn for the country.
wealth acquired recently, not inherited
He flaunted his new money at every social event..
create a new physical trail or route
The hikers decided to break a new path through the forest.
restored to original condition
After the repair, the car looked good as new..
make a fresh start by changing habits or behavior for the better
After years of procrastination, he decided to turn over a new leaf.
change usual opinion or way of acting in a clear new direction
After the scandal, the senator began to dance to a new tune.
reach a worse level than ever before
The company's profits hit new lows this quarter.
introduce fresh ideas or enthusiasm
The team injected new life into the project with their innovative solutions.
describe meeting of older and newer generations or ideas
The conference was where old meets new in technology.
old ideas or things presented in a new way
The movie is just old wine in new bottles with a modern twist.
begin a new phase in life or activity
After moving to a new city, she decided to open a new chapter.
revitalize or energize a project or activity
The manager put new life into the failing project.
achieve a higher level of success or quality
The company reached new heights with its latest product launch.
celebrate the arrival of the new year
We will ring in the new year with fireworks.
provide new information or understanding about something
The study shed new light on the causes of the disease.
begin a new phase in life or activity
After moving to a new city, she decided to start a new chapter.
used to ask if there is additional news
I heard you got a new job, what else is new?
new perspective or understanding of something
After the talk, I saw her in a whole new light.
show something in a different or clearer way
The new evidence cast a new light on the case.
add a new and unexpected element
The coach decided to introduce a new wrinkle to the team's strategy.
extremely clean or tidy in appearance
The room was like a new pin after cleaning.
new leader expected to make changes
The company hired a new broom to improve sales.
Expressions with normal
very unusual or unexpected
Her reaction to the news was anything but normal.
experience a typical or uneventful day
After the excitement yesterday, I just want to have a normal one.
returned to the usual state or condition
After the storm, things were back to normal.
standard period of play in sports
The team won the match in normal time.
in typical conditions without unusual factors
Under normal circumstances, the store opens at 9 AM.
under usual or expected conditions something happens
In the normal course of events, the train arrives at 8 AM.
in a usual or expected manner
In the normal course of things, the sun rises in the east.
standard method or procedure used regularly
We meet on a normal basis to discuss progress.
usual age when someone can stop working and receive full payments
In their plan, the normal retirement age is 67.
start working again after a break
The factory will resume normal operations after the holiday.
using the usual official or accepted procedures
You must apply through the normal channels.
usual method or time frame for sending and receiving goods
Normal delivery takes three to five business days within the country.
usual level or amount of something in ordinary conditions
Blood pressure above the normal value can signal health problems.
sterile water mixture containing 0.9% sodium chloride, used in care
The nurse started an IV with normal saline before giving the medicine.
curve representing the normal distribution
The data follows a normal curve pattern.
probability distribution with a bell-shaped curve
The test scores followed a normal distribution.
geological fault where the hanging wall moves down
The rift valley was formed by a normal fault.
structured format reducing redundancy in databases
The table was converted to third normal form.
good with demand rising as income rises
Luxury cars are considered a normal good.
normal distribution with mean zero and variance one
The standard normal distribution is used in Z-tests.
conjunction of disjunctions of literals in logic
The expression is in conjunctive normal form.
with values formed by multiplying many small positive factors
The data fit a log-normal model well.
standard water depth for navigation
The ship can pass safely at normal depth.
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- French:nouvelle normalité, ...
- German:neue Normalität, ...
- Italian:nuova normalità, ...
- Spanish:nueva normalidad, ...
- Portuguese:novo normal, ...
- Chinese:新常态, ...
- Japanese:新しい日常, ...
- Arabic:الوضع الطبيعي الجديد, ...
- Hebrew:שִׁגְרָה חֲדָשָׁה, ...
- Russian:новая норма, ...
- Ukrainian:нова нормальність, ...
- Hindi:नई सामान्य स्थिति, ...
- Bengali:নতুন বাস্তবতা, ...
- Catalan:nova normalitat, ...
- Czech:nový normál, ...
- Danish:ny hverdag, ...
- Dutch:het nieuwe normaal, ...
- Greek:νέα πραγματικότητα, ...
- Hungarian:új normalitás, ...
- Khmer:សភាពប្រក្រតីថ្មី, ...
- Korean:뉴노멀, ...
- Persian:هنجار جدید, ...
- Polish:nowa rzeczywistość, ...
- Portuguese (BR):novo normal, ...
- Romanian:noua normalitate, ...
- Swedish:det nya normala, ...
- Thai:ความปกติใหม่, ...
- Turkish:yeni normal, ...
- Vietnamese:bình thường mới, ...
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