rookie

英 [ˈrʊki]

美 [ˈrʊki]

n. 新手; 生手; (第一年参加比赛的)新队员

Collins.1 / BNC.26594 / COCA.5259

牛津词典

noun

新手；生手
a person who has just started a job or an activity and has very little experience
（第一年参加比赛的）新队员
a member of a sports team in his or her first full year of playing that sport

N-COUNT 新手;菜鸟;（尤指）新兵，新警员
Arookieis someone who has just started doing a job and does not have much experience, especially someone who has just joined the army or police force.
1. I don't want to have another rookie to train.
  我不想再训练新兵了。
2. ...a rookie police officer.
  新上任的警官
(第一年参加体育比赛的)新队员
Arookieis a person who has been competing in a professional sport for less than a year.

noun

I don't want to have another rookie to train.
我不想再训练新兵了。
As a rookie, I helped my senior's girlfriend to move.
我是新手时，我要帮我上司的女朋友搬家。
This team is made up of a mix of older, seasoned heroes and rookie newcomers.
这个队组成更老，经验丰富的英雄和缺乏经验的运动员新来者的混合。
Raikkonen: I don't know if it's relevant to talk about him being a rookie.
我不知道这是否和他是新人有关。
Now you're the rookie.
而现在你是一个新手。
A rookie police officer was out for his first ride in a cruiser with an experienced partner.
一个菜鸟警官是他的第一次乘坐一艘巡洋舰和一个有经验的合作伙伴。
Rookie help me! He's right behind me!
快来帮帮我！他就在我后面！
He was extremely experienced. That contradicts the idea of a rookie pilot.
他极有经验，这推翻了人们对他可能是个菜鸟飞行员的想法。
I'll be the first rookie in history ever to win it.
我将是有史以来第一个成为该项比赛冠军的新手。
It's pretty obvious you're a rookie.
很明显，你是个新手。