do-over

[US]/[ˈduːˌoʊvər]/
[UK]/[ˈduːˌoʊvər]/
Frequency: Very High

Translation

n.A second attempt at something, especially when the first attempt failed or was unsatisfactory.; A chance to do something again.
v.To do something again, especially because the first attempt was unsuccessful.

Phrases & Collocations

do-over chance

need a do-over

do-over request

get a do-over

one do-over

do-over now

do-overs allowed

no do-over

do-over time

do-over it

Example Sentences

we need a do-over on this presentation; it was a disaster.

can i get a do-over on the exam? i completely blanked out.

the chef offered a do-over for the poorly cooked steak.

let's just chalk it up to experience and move on; no do-over.

i wish i could have a do-over on my college decision.

the team requested a do-over after the referee's incorrect call.

this is a chance for a career do-over; start fresh somewhere new.

the company gave them a do-over on the project with new resources.

i'd love a do-over on that awkward conversation last night.

the software allows for a quick do-over of the design.

after the fumble, the quarterback hoped for a do-over on the play.

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