young blood
n. B2 Upper Intermediate Oxford
n. new people in a group or company who bring fresh energy and different ideas.
n. new members of a group, organization, or workforce who are expected to provide fresh ideas and vigor. Noun, uncountable.
The marketing team needs some young blood to stay relevant.
The board of directors decided to hire several interns to bring some young blood into the research department.
In an industry dominated by safe traditions, the arrival of young blood often disrupts the status quo, forcing established firms to adapt their outdated strategies to meet modern demands.