novice|novices in English

noun

[nov·ice || 'nɑvɪs /'nɒ-]

beginner, inexperienced person, trainee

Use "novice|novices" in a sentence

1. Novice Director

2. The computer course is ideal for novices.

3. Novice Fact Finder

4. LCD debate confuses novices but enrages the Conversant.

5. Novices will find plimsolls and sailing gloves useful.

6. Reaching the ridge, a logjam of bewildered novices develops.

7. Frequency of accidents among novice drivers.

8. Novice programmers sometimes make fundamental errors.

9. I'm a complete novice at skiing.

10. They treat you like a novice.

11. I'm still a novice at the sport.

12. Makes Bobby Brown look like a novice.

13. You will be a splendid example for our postulants and novices here.

14. Subject: Frequency of accidents among novice drivers

15. She's a complete novice as a reporter.

16. Anaesthesia can be daunting for the novice

17. It helps ensure success for novice users.

18. It was not long before a number of novices presented themselves for admission.

19. I'm still a complete novice at the sport.

20. There are three classes; novice, amateur and professional.

21. After illusion novice stage careful experience, we discovered surprisedly the illusion novice experiences the part the content to modify is very big.

22. We've got tips and techniques for every type of Baker, from pros to novices

23. To assist novices, the magazine is offering a free guide to solving cryptic crosswords.

24. It demonstrated that Payne was no longer a novice.

25. Aardvarks do little damage, but can kill unsuspecting novice players