Usage of "first-year"

Used of a person in the first year of an experience (especially in United States high school or college)

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Ús de first-year en anglès

Thirty four points later, the first-year Houston coach was feeling much better. 
 Reuters 

Teaching Matters: Imagine enrolling a first-year student aged 13 in your school. 
 The Irish Times 

But come home she must, having flunked her first-year exams at university. 
 The Irish Times 

Saturday was another step in the right direction for the first-year guard. 
 Reuters 

Tennessee started three seniors and had 15 first-year players among its two-deep. 
 Reuters 

Eleanor, 20, a first-year English and history student, has signed their petition. 
 The Guardian 

No one expected a first-year engineering student to build the perfect bridge. 
 One for the money 

Registries were grouped into three exposure categories according to first-year exposure estimates. 
 Pubmed 

I am finishing my first-year of a two-year Accounting Technicians Ireland apprenticeship. 
 The Irish Times 

In other words, they behaved like first-year college students the world over. 
 The new yorker 

Three first-year players have also been recognised with selection in the team. 
 News.com.au 

I was lost and alone, like nearly all the other first-year students. 
 The Irish Times 

The Cardinals made very few missteps under first-year head coach Scott Satterfield. 
 Reuters 

There are usually some 25 first-year places available on the four-and-a-half year course. 
 The Irish Times 

Lions' first-year forward Keidean Coleman was brought in for suspended forward Lincoln McCarthy. 
 News.com.au 

A first-year teacher, she still believed that she thought all children were good. 
 Carrie 

Significats de first-year en anglès