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novice Noun

— A novice is a person who is new to a field or activity. I was once a novice at football.

novice

— noun someone new to a field or activity — noun (= novitiate) someone who has entered a religious order but has not taken final vows

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I'm a novice at this kind of work.

I'm a novice at programming, but I learn quickly.

Movie subtitles

It was unwise to replace a professional sailor like Mr Fryer with a relative novice?

Fletcher Christian could hardly be called a novice, sir.

A half-wit novice could've done better.

For the six months that you're a postulant. and the year as a novice. we may not speak to each other except in matters of work.

Since tomorrow is the day of vesture. when you receive the habit of a novice. we must talk today about detachment.

We call her the Novice.

He is a novice.

I am very sensible of the honors that you are doing me, sir and ladies and you, my little novice.

Only a fresh-faced novice would come up with a conclusion like that.

You know something? I'm not a novice. I've been around.

Bet she's no novice When it comes to converting all in her see.

That you are, in fact, a complete novice?

Sister Martha and the novice.

On my left is Rivette, a novice. On my right, Graziani, the champ!

There's no way this novice could endure that level of overwhelming loneliness.

I am no novice in the affairs of government.

McCoy has shown too much experience and punching power for Bender, who is a comparative novice.

I can see you are no novice at this, Captain.

Until you are initiated, you will wear the habit of a novice.

Not like that, you're posing like a novice.

Sir, it seems you're a novice in the boxer world!

I'm just a novice.

Oh, Frank was a novice.

A novice who flirts with an excommunicated heretic, who is guilty of the murder of a holy man, Bishop Doloso.

That a novice like myself might show up a more experienced sleuth.

That's not the work of a novice.

I'm just a novice, remember?

And finally, Pistachio, the Labrador Retriever, squired by novice trainer - Detective William Murdoch. - Oh!

She escaped in robes of novice of the priesthood. which someone gave to her.

I don't hide the fact that I'm just a novice, when it comes to hunting.

A novice will succeed you.

Upon hearing that the novice had stuttered.

You're only a novice in the priest's charge.

You have already been a novice.

Three days ago she attacked a novice.

Your cousin Graziosa escaped the cloister with a handsome novice.

Praskovya, have you read 'The Novice'?

Triple-turn'd whore! tis thou Hast sold me to this novice!

L am in the middle and I prefer to stay a novice.

You'd better not do it offhand. I am just a novice here.

You think you're traveling with a novice?

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The few trips I was allowed to take as a citizen of Socialist Romania did, of course, have moments of rapture for me, novice that I was.

Humala is no novice politician rising to victory on charm and luck.

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