newbie

英 [ˈnjuːbi]

美 [ˈnuːbi]

n.  (尤指使用电脑的)新手

计算机

COCA.27205

牛津词典

noun

• （尤指使用电脑的）新手
  a person who is new and has little experience in doing sth, especially in using computers

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT (尤指使用电脑或网络的)新人，新手，菜鸟
  Anewbieis someone who is new to an activity, especially in computing or on the Internet.
  1. All newbies are offered an individually tailored training and development programme.
     每位新人都有量身定制的培训和发展计划。

英英释义

noun

• any new participant in some activity
  Synonym:newcomerfledglingfledgelingstarterneophytefreshmanentrant

双语例句

• Talking to me like I'm some kind of newbie.
  跟我说话的语气就像我是个新兵。
• You just scared my newbie wife to death.
  你刚把新兵的妻子吓的半死。
• Three years ago, I was a Davos newbie.
  三年前，我也是达沃斯的新人。
• Sure, if you're a green as grass newbie who got your first computer yesterday, you can follow this stuff.
  当然，如果你是昨天刚买电脑的菜鸟，你同样能跟得上。
• That's why you're a newbie.
  这就是你为什么还不够老练了。
• I wish you would cover more newbie basics as they were my biggest headache!
  我希望你们能够加入更多的入门基础，因为这是我最头疼的问题！
• We can't speed our way from newbie to master.
  我们不能期望从新手一步跨越到大师。
• But newbie baby namers are prone to making some mistakes that more experienced name choosers are able to avoid.
  但是新手的婴儿命名者更容易犯一些错误而有经验的命名者则能避免这些错误。
• For a newbie nobody like yourself, this will seem like a must-attend.
  作为新来的无名之辈，这听起来像是必须出席的活动。
• The newbie'll think we're savages.
  这新来的会以为我们很野蛮。