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Meanings of new pair in English

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Usage of new pair in English
1
I ain't had a new pair of overalls since I can remember.
Tobacco Road
2
I went out and bought myself a new pair of suede shoes.
Blind willow, sleeping woman
3
We'll see how long it takes you to grow a new pair.
The Reality Dysfunction
4
The same intern presented her with a shiny new pair of crutches.
The witch of agnesi
5
Or maybe has a new pair of tramping boots and has blisters.
Radio NZ
6
He'd have to get her a new pair down at the store.
The outsiders
7
And she was to have had a new pair that very evening.
Apples, Ripe and Rosy, Sir / And Other Stories for Boys and Girl...
8
I wanted, some couple of months ago, a new pair of boots.
Punch, or the London Charivari, Vol. 150, March 1, 1916
9
The old lady with mittens was crocheting a new pair of mittens.
Charmed Life
10
Will knows how much Jamal wants a new pair of white Nikes.
Flesh and blood
11
He'd sheepishly admitted his mom made him a new pair every year.
Wicked
12
Here's her shoe, and it's quite time she had a new pair.
A Garland for Girls
13
I got a new pair of boots itching to head up someone's-
No mercy
14
I do, however, owe Lars sixty dollars for a new pair of skis.
My Life, My Tapes
15
He needed to bandage his foot and get a new pair of shoes.
Hot six
16
But most of all he needs a new pair of glasses.
Alas, Babylon
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