give a new lease of life



give somebody a new lease of life

  (British & Australian) also give somebody a new lease on life (American)
if something gives someone a new lease of life, it makes them happy or healthy and gives them new energy after a period of illness or sadness The operation was such a success - it really has given her a new lease of life.
See also: give, lease, life, new, of

give something a new lease of life

to improve something that was old or old-fashioned so that it works better or looks better I've had that blue sofa re-covered and it's really given it a new lease of life.
See also: give, lease, life, new, of

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Xanthe-Greek Mythology, Ancient Greek
Sovanna-Khmer
Svantepolk-Ancient Scandinavian
Sexton['sekstən]
Mathildema-TEELD (French), mah:-TIL-də (Dutch)French, German, Dutch, Norwegian, Danish
Xabi-Basque