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turn the page
to begin to behave in a more positive way after a period of difficulties. It's time to put this tragedy to rest and turn the page to a new and happier chapter of our lives.
See also: turn
on the same page
thinking in a similar way. Louisa said she called the meeting to make sure everybody's on the same page.
Usage notes: usually said about efforts made to solve a problem
Related vocabulary: on the same wavelength
See also: same

turn the page

to stop thinking about or dealing with something. When a patient dies, a doctor just has to turn the page and concentrate on the next patient.
Related vocabulary: turn over a new leaf
See also: turn
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