英语词汇“novice”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

单词	novice
释义	nov·ice \ˈnävə̇s\ noun (-s) Etymology: Middle English novice, novis, from Middle French novice, from Medieval Latin novicius, from Latin, new, inexperienced, from novus 1. a. : one who has entered a religious house and is on probation : a postulant who has received the habit in a religious house and is under training b. : one newly received into the church or one newly converted to the Christian faith 2. : one who has no previous training or experience in a specific field or activity : beginner, tyro < a novice in cooking who had never prepared a meal > < a novice who was teaching his first class > < a novice at bridge > 3. : an animal that has never won a first prize in show competition Synonyms: novitiate, apprentice, probationer, postulant, neophyte: novice and the less common novitiate may designate any inexperienced beginner in a trade, career, or way of life, especially in a religious order < superiors instructing novices > < her book shows the uneven hand of a novice at writing — Rose Feld > < to show the Communist novitiate as a human being with idealistic impulses — Daniel Bell > apprentice may apply to a beginner placed, sometimes formally, under a master or supervisor for training or instruction < while still an apprentice, he had made his first attempt at engraving — R.C.Smith > < the breathless, the fructifying adoration of a young apprentice in the atelier of some great master of the Renaissance — Van Wyck Brooks > probationer indicates a beginner on trial in which he must demonstrate aptitude < the probationer is not allowed to take part in assemblies or to sit as a judge — Current Biography > postulant designates a candidate on probation, especially for admission to a religious order < a master in the field of diplomacy but a postulant in democratic politics — M.W.Straight > neophyte is applicable to one, often eager and unsophisticated, newly connected with or entered into a group, society, faith, or pursuit < the old philosopher of Monticello was more than pleased with this ardent neophyte, who offered to purchase books for him in Europe — Van Wyck Brooks > < in many states it is almost impossible to differentiate between the neophyte and the confirmed criminal — C.R.Cooper >
随便看	gamophyllous gamosepalous -gamous gamous gamouse gamow gamow barrier gamp gamphrel -gams gams gams gamut gamy -gamy gamy gan ganache ganancial ganch ganciclovir ganda gander gander gander pull

英语词典包含332784条英英释义在线翻译词条，基本涵盖了全部常用单词的英英翻译及用法，是英语学习的有利工具。