单词	rookie
释义	English American Business rookienoun [ C ] uk/ˈrʊk.i/us/ˈrʊk.i/mainly US informal a person who is new to an organization or an activity: These rookie cops don't know anything yet. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Inexperienced people and lack of experience beginner blind dilettante freshman functional illiterate greenhorn know layman laywoman lightweight neophyte newcomer probationer stranger the blind leading the blind idiom the uninitiated tyro upstart virgin See more results » rookienoun [ C ] us/ˈrʊk·i/ a person with little experience who is just starting to work in a job or to play on a sports team: a rookie goalie/cop rookienoun [ C ] uk/ˈrʊki/usinformal a person who is new to an organization or an activity and does not have much experience: All rookie police officers are required to go through the basic training course. He made an embarrassing rookie mistake.
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