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

He's a shining rookie with the NBA's Dallas Mavericks.
他是NBA达拉斯小牛一名闪光的新秀。
It's pretty obvious you're a rookie.
很明显，你是个新手。
Now you're the rookie.
而现在你是一个新手。
You're the best rookie I ever trained.
你是我合作过最好的新人。
Many years ago, when I was a rookie reporter, I learnt the pitman system of shorthand.
许多年前，当我还是个初出茅庐的记者时，我学会了皮特曼（pitman）速记。
He won a championship and an NBA Finals Most Valuable Player Award in his rookie season, and won four more championships with the Lakers during the1980s.
在新秀赛季，他赢得了总冠军并且拿到了NBA总决赛最有价值球员奖，然后在上世纪80年代为湖人赢得了四次冠军。
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。
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。
The baseball team have two rookie who be very good.
棒球队有两个相当棒的新手。
He became the first rookie to win the Finals MVP award.
他成为第一个获得总决赛MVP的新秀球员。