Examples of using Do-over in English and their translations into German
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Colloquial
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Official
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Ecclesiastic
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Medicine
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Financial
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Political
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Computer
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Programming
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Official/political
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Political
Another do-over, Sam.
I wish we could have a do-over.
I get a do-over for Jake!
I just want a do-over.
You give me a do-over, we become partners again.
She wants a do-over.
I wanted a do-over. For that first date fiasco.
Still no do-over.
Well, you would better be right, son. Because there's no do-over.
Like a do-over?
Maybe, just this once, there's a do-over.
It needs a do-over, a reset.
You mean you want a do-over.
Our walking do-over, remember?
Wow, I wish I could go back and have a do-over.
I get a do-over.
This could be like Scrubs season nine, a revamp, a do-over.
God wanted to give the world a do-over, so he destroyed it.
And I was wondering if there was some, you know, pathway to a do-over.
Give me a do-over.
A do-over, you know, without all the mistakes, just slate wiped clean.
Who wants a do-over?
Do-Over follows the story of Reggie Nichols, a 15-year-old aspiring songwriter who just happens to have a special talent.
Everybody gets a do-over.
One day into the past and I got a do-over and I stopped Mardon before he could hurt anyone.
Then I'm sure there's a long list of vampires who would give anything for a do-over.
Social Security Retirement Benefit Do-Over is Mostly Gone Much has been written in recent years about a benefit claim do-over loophole in the rules governing Social Security retirement benefits.
Now I ask you, wouldn't it be nice as adults to have a do-over every now and then?
As horrible as itsounds, every now and then, humanity needs a reset, a do-over.
Since the beginning of time, a privy council has never removed a sitting king on the groundsthat the Crown Prince has returned from parts unknown and asked for a do-over.