| 单词 | inexperience |
| 释义 | inexperience (ɪnɪkspɪəriəns ) uncountable noun B2 If you refer to someone's inexperience, you mean that they have little knowledge or experience of a particular situation or activity. Critics attacked the youth and inexperience of his staff. [+ of] Synonyms: unfamiliarity, ignorance, newness, rawness Quotations: You cannot put an old head on young shoulders Collocations: inexperience shows But she was only 19 when she saw her debut play staged and her inexperience shows. Times, Sunday Times He wrote the piece when he was 20, and his inexperience shows. Times, Sunday Times Its mixture of arrogance and inexperience shows. Times, Sunday Times Their victories are already so frequent that it is easy to forget their relative inexperience. Times, Sunday Times (2015) The only problem will be their relative inexperience. Times, Sunday Times (2012) My friend is earning a lot of money despite relative inexperience in her job. Times, Sunday Times (2011) Given their relative inexperience can England prove doubters wrong? Times, Sunday Times (2012) WE are clutching at straws but their relative inexperience could become a factor. The Sun (2012) Translations: Chinese: 缺乏经验 Japanese: 無経験 |
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