newbie

英 [ˈnjuːbi]

美 [ˈnuːbi]

n. (尤指使用电脑的)新手

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

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。

noun

You're a newbie in an industry with senior leaders, so don't be arrogant.
在同行业的前辈面前你只是一名新手，所以不要骄傲。
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。
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。
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。
Now our newbie Orc and Night Elf are engaged in mortal combat.
现在，我们的新手兽人和暗夜精灵正在进行致命的搏斗。
Talking to me like I'm some kind of newbie.
跟我说话的语气就像我是个新兵。
If you are a newbie version control, chapter just for you.
如果你是一个版本控制的新手，本章刚好适合你。
I learned a lot from the old hands but also saw them make typical newbie mistakes ( like holding on to a loser) for far too long.
我跟老手们学了很多，但是也看到他们犯很多典型的菜鸟错误（比如打死都不卖）。
You just scared my newbie wife to death.
你刚把新兵的妻子吓的半死。