B1idiomeverydayIELTS-friendly
as good as new
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in very good condition again, almost as it was when it was new
Used for repaired or cleaned things, and for people who have recovered. Usually after 'be', 'look' or 'feel'.
In context
The repair shop fixed my laptop screen, and now it's as good as new.
After a week of rest, my ankle felt as good as new.
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