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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a new shoot" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to plants, growth, or metaphorically to describe new beginnings or developments.
Example: "In spring, the garden was filled with a new shoot, symbolizing hope and renewal after the long winter."
Alternatives: "a fresh sprout" or "a new growth".
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Throughout the spring and summer, the pair had a new shoot nearly every week.
A new shoot should regrow from the base and flower in about a year's time.
Jacqueline A You can take a cutting from a stem-tip by cutting a new shoot when it reaches about 4in long.
He described his experience as having a new shoot on an old oak tree, and wrote her hundreds of passionate letters.
Five feet high and ten feet across, the specimen would occasionally drop one of its fleshy, gray-green leaves or send up a new shoot, known as a "pup".
Rhizomes extended at rates ranging between 40 and 63 cm per year, and added a new shoot for every 1 20 cm of rhizome produced.
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On an almost weekly basis, our happy lives are shattered by horrifying news of a new shooting rampage.
Someone need only turn on the news or open a newspaper to learn of a new shooting death of an unarmed black man or the burning down of a black church, which has led to the Black Lives Matter Movement.
In August, they signed a new shooting guard, Roger Mason.
The most recent additions to Poronui are a seventh and final cabin and a large recreation center housing stables, snooker tables and a 10,000-bottle wine cellar, and a new shooting range.
WASHINGTON — It was, Senator Harry Reid of Nevada ebulliently proclaimed, a "happy day for me" as he stood with Wayne LaPierre, the head of the National Rifle Association, in 2010 at a new shooting range in Las Vegas made possible by federal money secured by Mr. Reid.
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