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

• 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。
• That's why you're a newbie.
  这就是你为什么还不够老练了。
• That newbie Orc can't even hit the Druid.
  那个新手兽人甚至不能打到德鲁依。
• Three years ago, I was a Davos newbie.
  三年前，我也是达沃斯的新人。
• He doesn't know how to fly yet, he is just a newbie.
  他还不知道怎么飞，他是个新手。
• Maybe, but this newbie intern is hardly May sweeps bride material.
  这两个小年轻看似有可能牵手，可是Daisy这个生涩的实习生真的适合当五月新娘的料么？
• What's it like being the newbie on set?
  做网络新手的感觉怎么样？
• One of the most annoying things ever is when a newbie posts a "help wanted" request, asking for a huge team to join his game, explaining how cool the game is.
  最惹人烦的事情之一就是一个新手发一个“需要帮助”的请求，要求一个巨大的团队加入他的游戏制作，解释这个游戏到底有多酷。
• Why do I always get stuck with the newbie on my team?
  我为什么总被队里的菜鸟骗呢？
• 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。