Meaning
To wipe away the past and begin anew, often after a failure.
Cultural Background
Used often in political debates to signal a break from previous regimes. Used similarly to France, often in business contexts. Common in administrative contexts. Used in professional settings for project management.
Don't add articles
Never say 'une table rase'. It is always 'faire table rase'.
Meaning
To wipe away the past and begin anew, often after a failure.
Don't add articles
Never say 'une table rase'. It is always 'faire table rase'.
Test Yourself
Fill in the blank with the correct phrase.
Après l'échec, il a décidé de ______ ______ ______ du passé.
The expression is fixed and does not take an article.
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Practice Bank
1 exercisesAprès l'échec, il a décidé de ______ ______ ______ du passé.
The expression is fixed and does not take an article.
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Frequently Asked Questions
1 questionsIt is neutral and can be used in most contexts.
Related Phrases
Partir de zéro
synonymStart from zero
